Space News, a weekly space news show

[Cunjo Carl]

Not much to discuss, but a new weekly space news show (fittingly called Space News) has been shaping up really well so I wanted to share it. They have a segment for traffic (all launches that week), weather (solar storms, etc) and whatever else is big in the news for space people that week. Most of the hosts are engineers and scientists, but they keep the stories and explanations pleasantly layman.

This week's stories:

 •  Launches: Ariane (success), OneWeb OneSpace (lost), Rocket Lab (success)
 •  US Vice Pres announces NASA has coals under its feet to get boots back to the moon
 •  Bennu's surprisingly rocky regolith spurts boulders into orbit
 •  New superbly antibacterial silver alloys tested on the ISS
 •  News-hyped solar storm arrived late, aurora later this week
 •  Teaser: NASA's Dr. Eric Smith coming for an interview about James Webb

Edited March 30, 2019 by Cunjo Carl

[Green Baron]

OneWeb satellite lost ? Really ? I thought it was successfully launched on 27.th of February ? Where am i wrong ?

Edited March 29, 2019 by Green Baron

[Cunjo Carl]

5 minutes ago, Green Baron said:

OneWeb satellite lost ? Really ? I thought it was successfully launched on 27.th of February ? Where am i wrong ?

My mistake! It was OneSpace that lost a rocket last week. Thanks for the catch.

[sh1pman]

6 minutes ago, Green Baron said:

OneWeb satellite lost ? Really ? I thought it was successfully launched on 27.th of February ? Where am i wrong ?

It’s OneSpace (China), not OneWeb 

Edited March 29, 2019 by sh1pman