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250 episodes! Thanks for joining me on this daily journey! I've got more daily space history episodes coming up plus interviews so subscribe and never miss an episode!
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Gemini 2
New Horizons- Johns Hopkins
New Horizons- NASA
New Horizons Launch Information
Here's the image I shared via social media today. Check it out for a fantastic wallpaper ;)
I've got some audio highlights from the Commercial Crew Systems Development hearing yesterday, plus some history and news. Check out today's episode and share it with a friend!
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Subcommittee on Space Hearing - An Update on NASA Commercial Crew Systems Development
SpaceX and customers defend Falcon 9 performance after Zuma mission
Powering Up NASA’s Human Reach for the Red Planet
From NASA-
Here's the Forbes piece. I didn't have time to address everything in the article, but you can read it here and check it out. Thompson admits he's a bit biased because he's worked for Boeing and Lockheed Martin in the past. The difference between SpaceX and ULA is that ULA and its parent companies have been around since the beginning of the space age, not just 2002 like SpaceX.
Some brief SpaceX history today. I can't believe we are approaching 250 episodes! Friday's podcast is going to be awesome. A Gemini launch and New Horizons don't miss it!
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Jason-3 NASA JPL
Falcon 9 launches Jason-3 satellite but landing attempt fails- SpaceNews.com, Jeff Foust
Jason-3 SpaceX Hosted Webcast- YouTube
Apologies for the late release today!
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I will have more links to Columbia resources over the coming weeks.
Columbia Crew Profiles- NASA
STS-27 Tile Damage and a few other missions are briefly talked about on this episode.
This is a great read if you want to learn more about what's going on with Zuma.
Today's episode has a pop culture anniversary, some SpaceX Falcon Heavy news, a Star Trek: Discovery update, and some Stardust mission history. Happy Monday!
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Live coverage: First Falcon Heavy testing firing now Tuesday
Space Mountain- Walt Disney World
Stardust Mission- NASA JPL
Stardust Mission Wrap Up
Happy Sunday & Happy Huygens Landing Day!
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The Huygens Probe Lands on Titan- ESA
Huygens Second Landing Anniversary- The Surprises Continue- ESA
Celebrating the Fifth Anniversary of Huygens- ESA
Huygens Probe- NASA
Ten Years Ago, Huygens Probe Lands on Surface of Titan- NASA
Today's episode has some ULA and SpaceX news, plus black holes.
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NASA Science to Return to Earth aboard SpaceX Dragon Spacecraft- NASA.gov
STS-54 Video Recap
Massive Black Holes Dwell in Most Galaxies, According to Hubble Census- January 13th, 1997
Researchers Catch Supermassive Black Hole Burping - Twice
Chandra- Double Burp Press Release
American Astronomical Society Website
Anatomy of a Black Hole
SpaceX Static Fire update, launch update, some shuttle history, and pop culture. Check out today's episode!
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I forgot to mention this in today's episode. Iridium Communications CEO Matt Desch tweeted his support for SpaceX, adding another layer of complexity to an already murky story. Here's his Tweet.
Pentagon: Ask SpaceX about Zuma. SpaceX: That’s not our story to tell- Eric Berger, Ars Technica
SpaceX Falcon Heavy completes successful rehearsal, static fire pushed back due to bug in launch pad hardware- Eric Ralph, Teslarati
STS-61C Mission Page
STS-61C Video
STS-81 Mission Page
STS-81 Video
Deep Impact Mission Page
Sergei Korolev NASA Biography
Sergei Korolev ESA Biography
SpaceX Static Fire update, launch update, some shuttle history, and pop culture. Check out today's episode!
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STS-74 Mission Page
National Space Society- STS-72 Post Flight Presentation
STS-72 Mission Page (newer NASA website)
Check out this link, it's a great resource.
I'm feeling a bit under the weather today so today's episode is a bit shorter.
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NASA Mourns the Passing of Astronaut John Young
John Young Biography
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