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Scott Manley's Space News Update (February 16th)

• 0:00:14 Deep Space Updates and Rocket Launches: A comprehensive overview of recent rocket launches, covering various missions and companies.

• 0:00:19 - 0:00:39 SpaceX Launches: Details on a Falcon 9 launch of a Spinat NG satellite to geostationary orbit, noting the booster (1073) was expended.

• 0:00:41 - 0:00:47 Starlink Launches: Multiple Starlink launches are mentioned, adding to SpaceX's growing constellation.

• 0:00:47-0:01:29. Japanese H3 Launch: Launch of H3 22s with the Michibiki 6 (QZS 6) satellite, part of Japan's Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS) for GPS augmentation, especially in urban canyons.

• 0:01:31 - 0:01:58 Maxar Worldview Legion: A Falcon 9 launched two WorldView Legion satellites (5 and 6) for Maxar, into 45-degree inclination orbits.

• 0:01:58 - 0:03:15 Russian Soyuz Launch and End of an Era Launch of a Soyuz 2.1V carrying three Cosmos satellites (2581-2583) into polar orbit. This may be the last flight of the Soyuz 2.1V, marking the end of launches using the NK-33 engine (originally designed for the N1 moon rocket).

• 0:03:19 - 0:03:56 Rocket Lab "IOT For You and Me" Launch: Details on Rocket Lab's launch of five Kineis satellites for IoT connectivity, highlighting a launch delay due to a potential collision risk with the ISS.

• 0:04:31 - 0:05:16 Chinese Long March 8A Debut: The first flight of the upgraded Long March 8A, carrying nine satellites for the Guowang mega-constellation. The upgrade includes an expanded second stage and more powerful YF-75H engines.

• 0:05:31 Starlink Record. Booster 1067 flew its 26th mission.

• 0:05:44 - 0:06:30 Blue Origin's New Shepard Lunar Gravity Mission: New Shepard's flight with a capsule spun up to 11 RPM to simulate lunar gravity for experiments, with a minor parachute issue on return.

• 0:06:30 - 0:07:10 Blue Origin's Blue Ring Debris: Discussion of the Blue Ring spacecraft potentially releasing debris in orbit after failing to deorbit as planned.

• 0:07:10 - 0:07:33 Indian Navigation Satellite Issue: An Indian navigation satellite failed to reach its intended geostationary orbit due to a failed circularization burn.

• 0:07:36. 2024 YR4 Asteroid. Asteroid currently has a 2.1% chance of hitting the Earth.

• 0:07:56 - 0:08:52 Asteroid 2024 YR4 Observations: Updates on the potentially hazardous asteroid 2024 YR4, with a 2.1% impact probability. Future observations, including those by JWST, are planned to refine its trajectory and size.

• 0:08:54 - 0:09:11 JWST Protoplanetary Disk Image: Highlight of a recent JWST image showing a protoplanetary disk, where planets are forming.

• 0:09:11 - 0:09:48 Multi-Messenger Astronomy Event: Discussion of a potential simultaneous detection of a gravitational wave event (LIGO), a neutrino burst (IceCube), and a fast radio burst, marking a significant multi-messenger astronomy observation.

• 0:09:51. Highest Energy Neutrino The highest energy neutrino observed had an energy of 220 P electron volts.

• 0:10:34 - 0:11:51 NASA's Crew-10 Mission and Boeing's Starliner Issues: SpaceX's Crew-10 mission will use the Endurance Dragon capsule due to delays with a new capsule, allowing for an earlier launch. Boeing announces further financial charges related to its Starliner program.

• 0:11:51 - 0:12:27 European Argonaut Lunar Lander: Europe commits funding to the Argonaut lunar lander, with Thales Alenia Space contracted to build the descent engine stage.

• 0:12:27 - 0:14:21 Potential Changes to NASA's Artemis Program: Discussion of potential changes to NASA's Artemis program under the new administration, including possible impacts on SLS and Gateway.

• 0:14:21 - 0:15:35 NASA's Viper Rover and Astrolab's Flip Rover: NASA seeks industry proposals to launch the Viper rover, while Astrolab plans to fly its subscale Flip rover on Astrobotic's Griffin-1 lander.

• 0:15:37. Roscosmos Leadership Change. Yuri Borisov was replaced by Dimitri Bakanov.

• 0:15:37 - 0:16:21 Roscosmos Leadership Change: Yuri Borisov is replaced by Dmitry Bakanov as the head of Roscosmos.

• 0:16:22 - 0:17:29 Stoke Space's Andromeda 2 Engine: Unveiling of Stoke Space's Andromeda 2 second-stage engine, with design improvements over the previous version, including hot-staging capability.

• 0:17:29 - 0:18:14 Vast's Haven-1 Space Station Testing: Vast is testing the structural qualification article for its Haven-1 space station, with a launch now no earlier than May 2026.

• 0:18:17. Superbowl Ad There was an ad on the Superbowl for using Starlink for satellite phones.

• 0:18:17 - 0:18:56 T-Mobile and Starlink Satellite Phone Service: T-Mobile advertises satellite phone service using Starlink during the Super Bowl, potentially opening up access to users with other cellular providers.

• 0:19:07 - 0:20:14 SpaceX Starship Testing: SpaceX performs tests on Starship 34, including an extended 56-second hot fire test, likely addressing issues from the previous flight.

• 0:20:24 - 0:21:11 Firefly's Blue Ghost in Lunar Orbit: Firefly's Blue Ghost spacecraft enters lunar orbit, with a landing expected in early March. Amateur satellite watcher Scott Tilley provides orbital parameters.

• 0:21:17-0:21:37. Hakuto-R Mission. Hakuto-R flew by the moon and used its gravity to send itself to one of the Earth-Sun Lagrange points.

• 0:21:51 - 0:22:30 Upcoming SpaceX Launch and Sonic Booms: A SpaceX launch (Starlink 10-12) is expected to land its booster in Bahamian waters on February 18th. A paper explaining the three distinct sonic booms of the Falcon 9 booster is mentioned.