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Title : Awesome Astronomy July 2022 Part 2 (The Space Exploration Show)

Organization: Awesome Astronomy

Link : www.awesomeastronomy.com

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The Discussion:

  • Another heatwave in the UK
  • Dr Jen on TV covering the latest JWST news
  • The Orville on Disney+
  • Night Sky on Amazon Prime

The News

  • Preparations for the launch of Starship and an unexpected explosion!
  • Artemis 1 readied for launch to the moon
  • The topsy turvy world of international cooperation in space
  • Virgin Galactic’s next plans

The news discussion: NASA’s CAPSTONE mission to lunar orbit

Q&A:
if you let your breath out couldn’t you dash across 100m of lunar surface in a damaged spacesuit? From our good friend Ben Harding in the UK.

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