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Episode 249: DOWNLINK--Laura Forczyk on her new book Rise of the Space Age Millennials

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

Spaceflight news— InSight’s HP3 to get a lil push (www.dlr.de) (twitter.com/NASAInSight) (mars.nasa.gov)Short & Sweet— JAXA going forward with sample return mission to Phobos. (spaceflightnow.com)— SpaceX has a date for a polar launch from the Cape. (teslarati.com)— CSLI, selects the next round of 18 smallsats to fly on ELaNa missions (nasa.gov)Questions, comments, corrections— Andrew Z via email: Interesting read about Space Shuttle software development (aviationweek.com) (PDF: nasa.gov)Interview -- Laura Forczyk, space careers counselor and author— Read more about and purchase Rise of the Space Age Millennials — astralytical.com/rise-of-the-space-age-millennials — barnesandnoble.com — amazon.com — twitter.com/hashtag/SpaceMillennials— Find out more about Laura — astralytical.com — twitter.com/LauraForczyk — twitter.com/astralytical — linkedin.com/in/lauraforczykThis week in SF history— February 29, 1936, birth of Jack Lousma (wikipedia.org) — STS-3 landing (youtube.com)— Next week in 2006: Car crashes apply dV in 300-400 ms. What about five months?

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