This week, in space: Malfunctioning thrusters on the ISS's new module, Electron returns to flight, gravitational wave observatory on the Moon and loads more...

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 Pick o' the podcasts:

187: You doubt your own existence with Prof. Méndez — Spacepod (listentospacepod.com)

 

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From the video store:

 

Could rogue planets host life?

Russia's Nauka multipurpose lab module docks to space station... ...and then malfunctions.

Rocket Lab returns Electron to flight with dedicated US Space Force mission - NASASpaceFlight.com

 

Ingenuity helicopter makes record breaking 10th flight on Mars:

Earth from Space: Malé, the Maldives

 

 

Ariane 5 launches two communication satellites

 

 

 

Reading material:

 

The costs of extreme weather are soaring - satellite data can help...

A Gravitational Wave Observatory on the Moon Could "Hear" 70% of the Observable Universe - Universe Today

Zhurong Finds its Own Parachute on the Surface of Mars - Universe Today

Europe Launches its new Robotic arm, Which Will Crawl Around the International Space Station Like an Inchworm - Universe Today

Incredible! Astronomers see a Moon-Forming Disk Around a Newly Forming Planet - Universe Today