Space Time 9: Space in 2020 with Alex Orphanos from ‘Today In Space’

Space Explored’s Zac Hall and Seth Kurkowski unpack the last week in launches from SpaceX’s SXM-7 mission to Astra’s first rocket reaching space, the latest status update on Space Launch System and the Artemis I mission around the Moon, Canada’s plans to send the first Canadian astronaut to the Moon, Space Force naming its members and gaining its first astronaut, three Crew-3 astronauts being named, updates on Amazon’s Project Kuiper and Blue Origin’s New Glenn Rocket, and much more.

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Alex Orpanos @ELGR3CO

Topics

  • In-flight abort test – Commercial Crew Program
  • Solar Orbiter Launch Takes Solar Science to New Heights
  • Solar Orbiter Returns First Data, Snaps Closest Pictures of the Sun
  • NASA taps SpaceX’s Dragon XL to deliver cargo for Gateway lunar missions
  • Here’s what SpaceX is delivering to the ISS on CRS-20
  • NASA taps SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Dynetics to develop human landing systems for Artemis moon mission
  • Early SpaceX prototype test ends in fiery explosion, unrelated to NASA astronaut mission
  • NASA names team planning to send engineers and scientists on suborbital spaceflight missions
  • NASA rover Perseverance is on the way to Mars following successful ULA Atlas V launch
  • Splashdown! Dragon returns to Earth after historic test flight
  • Boaters crash NASA astronaut splashdown for SpaceX mission in dangerous coordinated effort
  • Life on Venus? Scientists haven’t ruled it out with atmospheric phosphine molecule discovery
  • RAWR! NASA’s OSIRIS-REx collecting rocks from ‘ancient space time capsule’ Bennu today
  • OSIRIS-REx team successfully expedited stowage process of Bennu surface sample to keep from losing more material
  • LIVE: Watch Space Explored’s livestream of NASA’s SpaceX Crew-1 astronaut launch to ISS
  • SpaceX Starship: SN8 aced launch and bellyflop maneuver; landing explosive, data collected

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