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Episode 432: DOWNLINK--Orbit Fab

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

Spaceflight News— ABL Dusts Itself Off (spacenews.com) (harryohanley.substack.com)Short & Sweet— NASA struggles to open asteroid sample container (space.com)— Rocket Lab to return (spacenews.com)Questions, Comments, Corrections— From the intro: Blue Origin’s latest Blue Moon mockup (spacenews.com)— Canopée to ferry Ariane 6 (fosstodon.org/@AkaSci)— You can register to send your name with Europa Clipper (europa.nasa.gov)— Mike Stewart’s core rope memory reader (finally) debuted on CuriousMarc’s channel (youtube.com)— Aaron Sawdey: Crew Dragon engine inventory  (discord.com):Interview -- Daniel Faber, CEO and Adam Harris, CCO of Orbit Fab— Further reading — Furphy on ISS (issnationallab.org) — Analysis of a potential Orbit Fab shuttle/depot architecture (researchgate.net)— orbitfab.com— linkedin.com/in/adam-harris-363414a6— linkedin.com/in/danielfaber— linkedin.com/company/orbitfabThis Week in Spaceflight History— 4 Nov, 2011: The end of Mars-500 (space.com) (wikipedia.org) (bbc.com)— Next week (11/7 - 11/13) in 1995: Mission extension… of 4.7 m

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Orbit Fab is working on a fuel depot in orbit. Learn with us from Daniel Faber and Adam Harris about their solutions to the physical challenges.

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