This week in space: The ISS becomes a movie set for 'The Challenge', a probe to interstellar space, and the smallsat market is project to hit $360 billion by 2030...

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Film crew arrives on the ISS:

Food on the ISS

Europe and Africa from space...

This Week at NASA - Space Station Change of Command and More - SpaceRef

Earth from Space - Budapest, Hungary - SpaceRef

Reading material:

Interstellar Probe: Pushing Beyond Voyager (centauri-dreams.org)

Global Small Satellites Market is projected to reach at a market value of US$360.5 Billion by 2030: Visiongain Research Inc (spaceref.com)

Small Spacecraft Hitching A Ride With LandSat 9 - SpaceRef Business

NASA Space Station On-Orbit Status 7 October, 2021 - Eye Checks, Science, and and Soyuz Crew Departure Preparations - SpaceRef

Industry skeptical about the business case for megaconstellations - SpaceNews

Earth observation is expanding into new markets - SpaceNews

NRO begins journey toward commercial data program of record - SpaceNews

As Martian spacecraft experience solar conjunction, Perseverance confirms Jezero Crater’s watery past - NASASpaceFlight.com

How forecasters use GOES weather satellite data for hurricane tracking and forecasting - NASASpaceFlight.com