This week in space news: Ten years of the Sun's activity, BAME scientists and engineers, comet NEOWISE and loads more...

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Pick o' the podcasts:

Main Engine cut-off: An Announcement, and a Check-in on International Space Policy and NSSL Phase 2

Planetary Radio double header:

From the Video store:

New animated Star Trek series...

Massive Saharan dust plume crosses the Atlantic...

Ten years of the Sun in 1 hour

Earth from space: Utah's great salt lake

Reading material:

BAME physicists and engineers: An underappreciated legacy

Space rocket company are looking for 170 staff for their new Fife engine test complex

Independent study says the U.S.A.F should support three launch providers

Country sized mini-flares on the Sun

The moon is younger than we thought

Comet NEOWISE stuns astronomers

NASA teases VERITAS, a mission to Venus

Shooting Star: An un-crewed orbital outpost

Motors developed for ISS improve prosthetic limbs

Siberian fires seen filling air with smoke