This week in space: Bizarre organic-cryogeology of Titan recreated, Jupiter hit by a space rock and... did SpaceX something :D ?

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From the video store:

Jupiter just got smacked by a space rock and an amateur astronomer caught it on camera | Space

SpaceX launches the first all-civilian mission to the ISS

The first working gas station - in space....

Earth from Space - The Danube Delta - SpaceRef

...and lake Maharloo

Reading material:

Russia launches Soyuz 2.1v with Razbeg reconnaissance satellite - NASASpaceFlight.com

Soyuz mission launches 34 OneWeb satellites to orbit - NASASpaceFlight.com

Why are gamma rays coming from empty space?

Titan in a Test Tube: Organic Co-crystals and Implications for Titan Mineralogy | Accounts of Chemical Research (acs.org)