Space News for Thursday, August 25, 2022

In this episode, we aggregate and summarize today's top
space news stories. Enjoy!
(0:00) Podcast Introduction
(00:18) Starship uncrewed lunar lander test a “skeleton” of crewed lander
(00:41) Report: Industry has to face reality that commercial satellites will be targets in war
(01:09) ESA ready for “historic” Artemis 1 mission
(01:36) NASA astronaut ready for Soyuz flight to ISS
(01:58) ‘State of the space industrial base’ report calls for national plan to compete with China
(02:20) Megaconstellation startup E-Space expands leadership team
(02:53) NASASpaceFlight.com
(03:24) Commercial Archives
(03:50) International Archives
(04:18) Chinese Long March 3B Launches APStar-6C Communications Satellite – Spaceflight101
(04:54) Blue Origin’s New Shepard Reaches new Heights in latest Test Flight – Spaceflight101
(05:21) ISS Updates – Spaceflight101 – International Space Station
(05:46) Featured – Spaceflight101
(06:12) News – Spaceflight101
(06:35) Re-Entry: Long March 11 Rocket Body – Spaceflight101
(07:05) NASA Scientists Help Probe Dark Energy by Testing Gravity
(07:31) 45 Years Ago: Voyager 2 Begins Its Epic Journey to the Outer Planets and Beyond
(08:02) Voyager, NASA’s Longest-Lived Mission, Logs 45 Years in Space
(08:25) Test Chamber for NASA’s New Cosmic Mapmaker Makes Dramatic Entrance
(08:49) NASA’s Europa Clipper Spacecraft Kicks Assembly Into High Gear
(09:12) NASA Awards Next-Generation Spaceflight Computing Processor Contract
(09:37) NASA Studies Find Previously Unknown Loss of Antarctic Ice
(10:21) Podcast Outro