VIPER is being sold for parts. Also, a crewed Ariane 6, a mission to Apophis, and a Themis delay

Three different space companies had upper stage failures this week! Also, Europa Clipper's radiation struggle and Aurora's certification.

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Vulcan is leaving the station, and Dream Chaser is getting left behind. Also, Starliner again, Tianlong-3's early flight, and Resurs P1 breaks up.

China's moon rocket gets closer to action. Also, Vega C's IP transfer, and Starliner's latest delay.

Starliner has made it to ISS! Also, China's spaceplane, MSR alternatives, and VOYAGER'S BACK BAYBEEEEE!

Starship completed a successful test flight! Also, ESA+Vast, Chang'e liftoff, and Hubble's gyros.

ThinkOrbital plans to use their welder as an X-ray scanner! Also, keeping up with the Starliner Scrubs and Agnikul Notches lifts off.

Hoping to capitalize on new mid-size LEO capacity, Justin started a company to store materials on orbit for rapid delivery anywhere on Earth.

NASA's onboard for Rosalind Franklin, and an unknown Russian satellite is on orbit.

Adam Higginbotham is known for his prior book, a deep dive into Chernobyl. Now, he's publishing Challenger: A True Story of Heroism.

A third-party review of the work to be done before Artemis II shows exactly how much work NASA has on its hands. Also, HyImpulse and SLIM!

Learn with us about mass spectrometry's history and state of the art from someone building a desktop version.

We dig into the Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services source selection! Also Dragonfly confirmed and MSR revamping.

We say farewell to the Delta rocket. Also, Relativity Space's printing contract, Japan's moon landing, and Max' modules.

SpaceX breaks their own records, and a look at Starship's near future. Also, New Shepard plans and planned lunar rovers.

An update on the plans for Orbital Reef, and Artemis 3 science payloads. Also, a flying RDRE, and light at the end of Voyager 1's tunnel.

Starship went up for its third test flight. Also, Euclid's icy lenses, Ariane 6's progress, and Soyuz' abort.

Professor Dante Lauretta is a cosmochemist who lead the OSIRIS-REx mission. Learn with us about the origins of the planets and how we plan to sneeze on a second asteroid.

Stoke Space adopts LNG for the first stage of their newly revealed Nova rocket. Also, a Chinese spacewalk, a Talon flight, and Starship prep.

A few photos of IM-1's broken leg answer questions about the latest moon landing. Also, Orion's hatch and ISRO's Mars helicopter.

Intuitive Machines issues an early update on IM-1's status. Also, ISRO's human rated engine, Firefly's software error, and Varda's return.

Intuitive Machines is headed off for their first moon landing attempt! Also, H3's successful launch and Voyager 1's comms troubles

A Dream Chaser summary as it prepares for launch. Also, Viasat-3 soldiers on, Artemis 1 lessons, and X-37B's orbit.