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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2019 · 50 MIN

Episode 216: Look to Windward

from The Orbital Mechanics Podcast · host David Fourman, Ben Etherington, and Dennis Just

This week in SF history— 28 June 1969. First flight of Black Arrow (wikipedia.org)Spaceflight news— Upcoming non-Earth science missions — 2019 — Chandrayaan-2 (wikipedia.org) — Spektr-RG (wikipedia.org) — CHEOPS (wikipedia.org) — Chang’e 5 (wikipedia.org) — Lunar Scout / MX-1E (wikipedia.org) — 2020 — Solar Orbiter (wikipedia.org) — PROBA-3 (wikipedia.org) — Aditya-L1 (wikipedia.org) — Exomars (wikipedia.org/Rosalind_Franklin, wikipedia.org/Kazachok) — Hope Mars Mission (wikipedia.org) — Mars 2020 (en.wikipedia.org) — Korea Pathfinder Lunar Orbiter (wikipedia.org) — 2021 — Astrobotic M1 (wikipedia.org) — Luna 25 (wikipedia.org) — SLIM (wikipedia.org) — XRISM (wikipedia.org) — IXPE (wikipedia.org) — JWST (wikipedia.org) — Double Asteroid Redirection Test (wikipedia.org) — ASTER (wikipedia.org) — Lucy (wikipedia.org) — 2022 — PUNCH (wikipedia.org) — EUCLID (wikipedia.org) — MOM 2 (wikipedia.org) — TEREX (wikipedia.org) — DESTINY+ (wikipedia.org) — Psyche (wikipedia.org) — JUICE (wikipedia.org)— Comet Interceptor mission approved (spaceflightnow.com)Short & Sweet— Stratolaunch is up for sale (cnbc.com)— Firefly is offering free rides. (spaceflightnow.com)— Worries raised about U.K. spaceport site in Scotland (bbc.com)Questions, comments, corrections— arahanga.space

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