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Hosted by Unknown Host · science · EN-US · 300 episodes
Every week we cover the latest spaceflight news, discuss past, current and future exploration efforts, and take a look at upcoming events. Tune in to hear about how humans get to space, how they stay in space and how unmanned craft reach farther and farther into the universe around us.
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The Orbital Mechanics Podcast
<p >— We won’t be restocking T-shirts, but feel free to find a print company you like and use our logos to make your own! Please do not use our logos for any other purpose without permission. (drive.google.com)</p><p >— Posters have been added to the store (theorbitalmechanics.com/store)</p><p >— There’s still a great space community on our Discord (theorbitalmechanics.com/discord)</p>
The Orbital Mechanics Podcast
<p >Well, after last week's short episode, I suspect that a lot of you anticipated this short episode would be coming out.</p><p >I'm going to use some language that David, Dennis, and I have agreed represents our intentions. Please don't, like, take this too far, but we have decided to sunset the main show.</p><p >Here's what we're going to do. Next week, on Sunday, July 6th, we're going to get together and we're going to record an episode. We would like to invite anybody who's interested in listening into one of our live recordings to come...
The Orbital Mechanics Podcast
<p >Weird, short episode here, but it still feels weird to not start the show by saying “and I’m Ben.”</p><p >So, we’ve had a personal emergency here on the crew. All three of us are fine, and we will let you know more about what’s happened, but for right now, this week’s episode is delayed. Hopefully it’ll be coming out later this week, but I don’t know. It may take a little while for things to get back to normal, but hopefully not too long. We just need a little bit of time to cope, an...
The Orbital Mechanics Podcast
<p >Spaceflight News</p><p >— Starship Block 2: 0 for 3 (spacenews.com) (youtube.com)</p><p >— Block 3 Update (nasaspaceflight.com)</p><p >Short & Sweet</p><p >— Xodiac flies final time (arstechnica.com)</p><p >— China successfully tests vertical-takeoff vertical-landing rocket (cgtn.com)</p><p >This Week in Spaceflight History</p><p >ii May 24, 1962: Fourth flight of Project Mercury (en.wikipedia.org) (nasa.gov)</p><p >— Next week (6/10 - 6/16) in 1973: Dos equis</p>
The Orbital Mechanics Podcast
<p >Spaceflight News</p><p >— Neutron update (spacenews.com)</p><p >Short & Sweet</p><p >— China announces mission to Venus (ieee.org)</p><p >Tianhe to be expanded (spacenews.com)</p><p >This Week in Spaceflight History</p><p >— 14 May, 1973. Launch of Skylab (historicspacecraft.com) (PDF: nasa.gov)</p><p >— Next week (5/20 - 5/26) in 1962: Kickin’ up fireflies.</p>
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