This week, in space: SN11 rains down as spare parts, helicopter on Mars, Jupiter's cannibal storm and loads more...

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Earth from Space: Gariep Dam, South Africa - SpaceRef

Ingenuity helicopter unfolds on Mars:

Starship SN11 lands in bits as SpaceX refine forward plan - NASASpaceFlight.com

China launches second Gaofen 12 Earth observation satellite - NASASpaceFlight.com

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Reading material:

What happened to Mars's water? It is still trapped there: New data challenges the long-held theory that all of Mars's water escaped into space -- ScienceDaily

OSIRIS-REx to make final close approach to asteroid before heading back to Earth - SpaceNews

Jupiter's Great Red Spot has a Dark Secret. It Feeds on Smaller Storms - Universe Today

Blue Origin Continues to Make Launch Complex Progress for the Eventual Debut of New Glenn - NASASpaceFlight.com

Op-ed | Space offers a higher perspective on our Earthbound problems - SpaceNews

Dinosaur-killing asteroid strike gave rise to Amazon rainforest - BBC News

Japanese military strengthens ties with U.S. Space Command - SpaceNews

Solar geoengineering is worth studying but not a substitute for cutting emissions, study finds | Space

Nevada company plans space station with inflatable pods (spacedaily.com)

What's up with this weird green rock on Mars? Perseverance rover is trying to find out. | Space

New reports highlight Russian, Chinese advances in space weapons - SpaceNews

Op-ed | More than Hope, UAE is transforming its future in space - SpaceNews