This week in space: A record breaking trip to the ISS, the Artemis accords governing lunar exploration signed, future light sails may fly past the Sun for a boost, and loads more....

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We Martians: The Mars Underground

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Infrared map of Enceladus shows geologic activity in both hemisphere's

A Soyuz spacecraft makes a record breakingly fast trip to the International Space Station

Virgin Orbit aims for a second test flight by the end of this year:

Blue origin's News Shephard rocket flies a test mission for NASA Moon landing tech

China launches Gaofen-13 Earth observation satellite

Earth from Space: Laguna San Rafael National Park, Chile

Reading material:

8 nations sign the 'Artemis accords' to govern new lunar exploration...

...while China's Chang'e mission begins it's 23rd lunar day

Russia plans to launch it's own re-useable rocket in 2026

Satellite servicing company Astroscale recieve $51 million funding

The Moon's far side is the prefect spot to do SETI

Best design for a light-sail may be one that skims the Sun

'Planet' unveils 50cm resolution rapid-revisit satellite imagery

NASA selects first human-tended sub-orbital research payload

OrbitalSidekick wins $16 million U.S. Airforce contract

ENPULSION launches its new MICRO family of satellite thrusters

Bepi-Columbo passes Venus on the way to Mercury... as astronomers claim to have discovered an amino acid there

USTRANSCOM announces the next frontier for logistics in space

Lockheed Martin will complete an in-space demonstration mission using liquid hydrogen — the most challenging of the cryogenic propellants

Aerospace report on how satellite-on-satellite combat in space would pan out