This week in space: A huge week for SpaceX, Mars may have been cold-and-wet not warm-and-wet, mushy hail on Jupiter and loads more...

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Pick o' the podcasts:

We Martians: Perseverance rover launches

Space radio: Helicopters on Mars

365 days of astronomy: What are the Van Allen belts?

Planetary radio:

Crew Dragon triumphant...

...and why the SLS rocket matters:

From the video store:

A big week for SpaceX: Latest batch of Starlink satellites launched (and rocket landed)...

...SpaceX's huge prototype rockets takes to the air...

...while their Dragon-2 capsule returns astronauts from the ISS for the first time

Reading material:

Mars: A cold-wet world, not a warm-wet one?

Black hole planets (blanets) may orbit Milky-way's central maw

It may rain mushballs on Jupiter

Northrup Grumman outlines plans for Lunar orbiting space station

Satellites track hidden penguin colonies by their poop

A new model helps predict major solar flares

Ganymede may have one of the biggest impact scars in the solar system

More mysterious atmospheric features on Venus