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Saturday, 13 March 2021

This week in space: Starlink satellite internet reviewed, NASA zaps things on Mars with a laser, satellite images show Guinea blast destruction...

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Pick o' the podcasts:


Planetary Radio: Space policy edition


We Martians: Landing on Mars



From the video store:


This is Jezero crater, Mars...


Perseverance rover blasts things with a laser on Mars


Starlink satellite internet review: 


And more of them are launched:


China launches Chang Zheng 7A rocket on its Return To Flight mission - NASASpaceFlight.com



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Reading material:


Bata blast: Satellite images show Equatorial Guinea destruction - BBC News


Northrup Grumman's 2nd 'space rescue truck' closes in on ailing Intelsat satellite - SpaceNews


Startup using Soviet-era technology to build satellite servicing vehicle - SpaceNews


Op-ed | Advancing science through human-tended suborbital experiments on commercial vehicles - SpaceNews


Rock that fell from the sky over the UK could change our understanding of the solar system (msn.com)


China, Russia enter MoU on international lunar research station - SpaceNews


LPSC Paper 2344: Did ancient lunar volcanoes give it an atmosphere? And did water from that atmosphere become its polar ice?.PDF (usra.edu)


LPSC paper:2355: How well did the Moon's ancient atmosphere move water vapour?.PDF (usra.edu)


Space Force awards ULA, SpaceX contracts for four national security missions - SpaceNews


Gliese 486b is a Hellish World With Temperatures Above 700 Kelvin - Universe Today


Simulations of the Universe are Getting Better and Better at Matching Reality - Universe Today


Blue Origin to simulate lunar gravity on suborbital flights for NASA - SpaceNews


The Most Recent Volcanic Activity on the Moon? Just 100 Million Years ago - Universe Today


Cold gas pipelines feeding early, massive galaxies -- ScienceDaily


Apollo rock samples capture key moments in the Moon's early history -- ScienceDaily


Astrobotic reveals mission patch for first commercial moon landing | Space



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