Is Starlink blanketing the sky? First ever map of a pulsar, Boeing's new ship gets lost in space, and more...

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Pick o' the podcasts:

Planetary Radio: The biggest space policy moments of the decade.

Time To Eat The Dogs: Starlink is blanketing the Earth in Satellites

We Martians: Red Planet Review

From the video store:

First ever map of a pulsar's surface:

SpaceX launches another re-useable rocket, with its fastest turnaround time yet

Take a look at the site of NASA's touchdown on the asteroid Bennu:

Watch Boeing's 'Starliner' space capsule launch to orbit for the firsts time...


...and hear NASA's chief administrator explain how it's managed to get a bit lost on the way:

Reading material:

Be the first to catch a signal from ESA's new satellite

Report: A lunar farside observatory is entirely within NASA's reach 

An interesting new idea in interstellar propulsion research

ESA launches it's CHEOPS mission

Water vapour common in exoplanet atmospheres

The science of Rick and Morty