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On The Space Show for Wednesday, 4 March 2026:
Dart AE hypersonic demonstrator by Hypersonix Launch Systems
The launch of Queensland's Hypersonix Launch Systems Dart AE hypersonic aircraft on a modified Rocket Lab Electron (HASTE) rocket. (Inserts courtesy HLS, Rocket Lab)
Space Show News:
* Update on Artemis II launch delay.
* Changes to the Artemis program: NASA revises plans for future Artemis missions, updates architecture and cancels upgrades to SLS
Lost Armstrong:
Bemoaning the fact that there is no definitive photograph of Neil Armstrong standing on the Moon.
Turn Back Time:
Sixty years ago, Cosmos 110 carried two dogs into the Van Allen radiation belt; Intelsat decided to use geostationary satellites; Venera 2 and Venera 3 reached Venus; and Gemini 8 was being prepared for an ambitious flight. (Inserts courtesy NZBC, BBC, VOA, Radio Australia, Radio Moscow)
By Andrew Rennie for the Space Association of AustraliaOn The Space Show for Wednesday, 4 March 2026:
Dart AE hypersonic demonstrator by Hypersonix Launch Systems
The launch of Queensland's Hypersonix Launch Systems Dart AE hypersonic aircraft on a modified Rocket Lab Electron (HASTE) rocket. (Inserts courtesy HLS, Rocket Lab)
Space Show News:
* Update on Artemis II launch delay.
* Changes to the Artemis program: NASA revises plans for future Artemis missions, updates architecture and cancels upgrades to SLS
Lost Armstrong:
Bemoaning the fact that there is no definitive photograph of Neil Armstrong standing on the Moon.
Turn Back Time:
Sixty years ago, Cosmos 110 carried two dogs into the Van Allen radiation belt; Intelsat decided to use geostationary satellites; Venera 2 and Venera 3 reached Venus; and Gemini 8 was being prepared for an ambitious flight. (Inserts courtesy NZBC, BBC, VOA, Radio Australia, Radio Moscow)