This week on Late For Changeover, we’re flying high and digging deep—literally and figuratively. We break down the ORBITS Act (yes, Congress finally remembered space exists), and Stratolaunch’s hypersonic Talon does its first powered flight. It’s a big flex in the space flight podcast world and a reminder that Mach-whatever is back on the menu. So if you like your space podcasts with a side of supersonic chaos, pull up a seat.

Meanwhile, over in the real world, 1,000 U.S. troops are setting up shop off Gaza for temporary port ops, proving once again we can deploy a floating logistics hub faster than the DMV can schedule an appointment. Also: a WWII vet is tying the knot on the beaches of Normandy like it’s 1944 and love just landed on Omaha. We wrap by saluting the day George Patton leveled up to Lieutenant General in 1943—because no one ever accused that guy of subtlety. It’s News for Vets, hypersonic nerds, and anyone who thinks logistics is sexy.