More kids than ever have their sights set on space, and LEGO is inspiring astronauts of the future. Explore the near-lifeless 'Land of Terror' in the Sahara desert. NASA's oversight of a helium leak leaves astronauts stuck in space. India's Space Research Organization plans to build a reusable launch vehicle. Join us at Simply Space as we delve into these captivating stories and explore the future of space exploration.Sources:https://www.tomsguide.com/tech/more-kids-than-ever-have-their-sights-set-on-space-heres-how-lego-is-inspiring-astronauts-of-the-futurehttps://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/geology/earth-from-space-near-lifeless-land-of-terror-looks-like-an-alien-landscape-in-the-saharahttps://www.wionews.com/science/nasa-ignored-helium-leak-before-starliner-launch-leaving-astronauts-now-stuck-in-space-734496https://www.theregister.com/2024/06/24/india_orbital_reusable_vehicle/Outline:(00:00:00) Introduction(00:00:42) More kids than ever have their sights set on space — here's how LEGO is inspiring astronauts of the future(00:03:08) Earth from space: Near-lifeless 'Land of Terror' looks like an alien landscape in the Sahara(00:05:26) NASA ignored helium leak before Starliner launch, leaving astronauts now stuck in space(00:09:00) India to build re-usable launch vehicle after nailing tests