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Sunday 3 January 2021

In space over New Year's: A huge unknown asteroid, NASA's top views of Earth, and what a supernova sounds like...


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Pick o' the podcasts:


Space Pod: Space Advocacy with Casey Dreier


We Martians: Lunar Science's next giant leap




Planetary Radio:



From the video store:


Arianespace and Soyuz launch a French military satellite


Our world from 400km up: NASA's top views of the Earth from 2020


Blast from the Past: Japanese mini rover videos the surface of asteroid Ryugu...


...and the sample returns home:



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What does a supernova remnant sound like in radio?



Reading material:


Lightning strikes seen on Venus?


The sample of asteroid returned by Haybusa 2 has been producing gas since it landed


A steam engine (yes, you read that right) for propelling small space satellites


Could a lunar 'gold-rush' trigger conflict on Earth?


NASA approves two new missions to study space weather


Meteor evidence points to a huge, unknown, asteroid


Life on Earth could have begun from a DNA/RNA mix


Could 'dark matter' be primordial black holes?


When did Earth's plate tectonics start?


What type of beamed energy is the best bet to get a probe out to the solar focus?



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