Space news this week: A new space industry is born, Earth has another moon, huge meteors galore, and lots, lots more...

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Pick o' the podcasts:

Planetary Radio: The Demon in the  machine

Main Engine Cut-off: Let's talk about Starship, with Tim Dodd

Time To Eat The Dogs: Anticipating the Astronaut

From the video store:

First ever satellite servicing mission docks with target… …while ground based telescopes watch:

Satellite servicing mission profile:

...and how it unfolded:

Earth got a visitor the other night part 1: Meteor lights up Arizona skies

Earth got a visitor the other night part 2: Meteor lights up Tucson skies

An oldie but goodie: Take a tour of the International Space Station, from its (former) commander.

How big are asteroids?

Reading material:

Earth has a baby Moon! 

Whales may be getting stranded by solar storms... 

Chang'e 4 lander and rover being their 15th lunar day of science and exploration...

...As they reveal the Moon's violent history with ground piercing radar.

Demand for space travel surges

Orbital greenhouse for research and salad lunches in the works.

Northwestern U.S. as seen from orbit

Particle accelerator experiments reveal the innards of neutron stars

Relativity Space to 3D print its rockets at new factory

New record for biggest explosion in the Universe set

NASA's Insight mission reveals surprising findings about Martian geology here, and here.