Prepare to have your cosmic curiosity satiated as we embark on a journey through the latest spaceflight marvels and astronomical wonders. We kick off with a critical update on SpaceX's Starship's second flight test, setting the record straight on what really happened post-staging. We then zoom over to China's impressive Tainzhou 7 mission and the leaps made with their Tiangong space station, a feat of human ingenuity that's orbiting right alongside the ISS in the annals of space history. Thi...
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Prepare to have your cosmic curiosity satiated as we embark on a journey through the latest spaceflight marvels and astronomical wonders. We kick off with a critical update on SpaceX's Starship's second flight test, setting the record straight on what really happened post-staging. We then zoom over to China's impressive Tainzhou 7 mission and the leaps made with their Tiangong space station, a feat of human ingenuity that's orbiting right alongside the ISS in the annals of space history. Thi...
In our first two-for-one episode, we cover two weeks of content with the latest space news. Aside from the usual rocket launches, join us as we talk about our chaotic universe, including: Asteroid defense plans, stars devouring their planets, and more black holes. We also talk about water both inside our solar system and out. There's a lot in store, and tons to learn in Episode 7: '241'!
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Prepare to have your cosmic curiosity satiated as we embark on a journey through the latest spaceflight marvels and astronomical wonders. We kick off with a critical update on SpaceX's Starship's second flight test, setting the record straight on what really happened post-staging. We then zoom over to China's impressive Tainzhou 7 mission and the leaps made with their Tiangong space station, a feat of human ingenuity that's orbiting right alongside the ISS in the annals of space history. Thi...
