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Space News Roundup: Launches, Missions, and Industry Updates
0:00:22 - 0:01:54 Recent Launches: A summary of recent space launches, including:
Rocket Lab's "Fasten Your Space Belt" mission for Black Sky Global (Feb 18).
Multiple Starlink launches (Feb 18, 21, 23, 27). One booster landed near the Bahamas.
Long March 3B launch of ChinaSat 10R (Feb 22).
Intuitive Machines' IM-2/Athena mission to the lunar south pole launched on a Falcon 9. This includes a lunar lander, that will land soon and has already entered lunar orbit.
0:01:56 - 0:03:45 Rideshare Payloads on IM-2: Discussion of secondary payloads on the IM-2 mission:
Odin (AstroForge): Intended for asteroid prospecting, experienced communication issues and tumbling after separation, and the mission has been declared lost, although they did communicate with it in deep space.
Lunar Trailblazer: A lunar orbiter to map water, also experienced communication loss and will likely miss its target orbit.
Chimera 1: An Argentinian-built space tug with high delta-V (1.7 km/s).
0:04:04: Additional Starlink group 12-13 was launched.
0:04:11 Long March 2C launch, and 0:04:24 a Russian Soyuz 2.1 carrying Progress MS-30 to ISS.
0:05:01 Possible Launch Failure: Evidence suggests a potential failure of a Kuaizhou-1A rocket launch (Mar 1), but details are scarce.
0:05:43 Soyuz Launch: A Soyuz-SL-4/Fregat launched Cosmos 2584, a GLONASS navigation satellite (Mar 2).
0:06:00 Starlink Launch and Booster Loss: A Falcon 9 launched Starlink satellites, but the booster (1086) caught fire after landing, was damaged and lost.
0:06:37 New Shepard Suborbital Flight: New Shepard 30 carried six people on a suborbital flight, including Lane Bess (second flight) and possibly Russell Wilson, a crypto entrepreneur.
0:07:27 Upcoming All-Female New Shepard Flight: The next New Shepard flight will feature an all-female crew, including pop star Katy Perry.
0:08:18 Blue Origin Layoffs: Blue Origin laid off 10% of its workforce, shortly before fairing fragments from the New Glenn test article (with employee signatures) were recovered.
0:08:43 Industry Layoffs: Discusses widespread layoffs affecting space-related government services (Office of Space Commerce, NOAA, National Weather Service), with NASA seemingly spared for now.
0:09:36 NASA Leadership Changes: Jim Free, NASA's Associate Administrator, is retiring, possibly due to being passed over for the Deputy Administrator role.
0:10:22 Political Mentions: Trump's State of the Union address mentioned putting "boots on Mars" and a missile defense system (renamed "Golden Dome"). The speaker proposes a more fitting name: "Thunderdome."
0:11:51: Companies, such as the renamed "Long Wall" are trying to get involved in the new missile defense system.
0:12:13 ISS Crew Return Debate: Discussion about Elon Musk's claim of a rejected offer to return astronauts from the ISS, and political implications.
0:13:14 Northrop Grumman Cygnus Delay: The next Cygnus cargo mission to the ISS is delayed due to damage during transport, prompting NASA to consider adding consumables to the next Dragon flight.
0:13:49 ESA Reserve Astronaut Cleared: John McFall, a reserve ESA astronaut with a prosthetic leg, has been cleared for potential flights to the ISS.
0:15:10 Pakistan Astronaut to Chinese Space Station: Pakistan will send an astronaut to train with China and potentially visit the Chinese space station.
Neutron launch delayed but expected by year's end.
A drone recovery ship named "Return on Investment."
Progress on the "Hungry Hippo" fairing and Archimedes engine.
Venus Life Finder Mission: A privately funded mission to Venus in collaboration with MIT, with the spacecraft undergoing heat shield installation.
0:17:57 Varda Space Re-entry Capsule Recovery: Varda Space successfully recovered its re-entry capsule in Australia, showcasing zero-G manufacturing and re-entry experiments.
0:19:01 Europa Clipper Mars Flyby: Europa Clipper performed a gravity assist at Mars, becoming the first SpaceX-launched spacecraft to reach Mars. It also conducted instrument calibrations.
0:20:13 Department of Defense Cargo Delivery Project: The DoD is investigating Johnson Atoll for rocket cargo delivery tests, potentially involving Starship landings.
0:21:04 Starship Launch Attempt: A Starship launch attempt was scrubbed due to technical issues. A new attempt is expected soon.
0:21:54 Intuitive Machine and Blue Ghost Launch: Discusses recent landing and successes.
0:22:23 Upcoming Lunar Eclipse: A lunar eclipse is coming, and spacecraft on the Moon may capture unique images.