Rocket Lab successfully deploys a fourth synthetic aperture radar satellite to Synspective’s Earth-observation constellation. Space One’s Kairos vehicle exploded seconds after launch from the Kii peninsula in western Japan.  The FAA has requested $57.13 million for its Office of Commercial Space Transportation (AST) for fiscal year 2025, and more.
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Our guest today is Holly Pascal, NASA Engineer and Founder of the Women's Aerospace Network.
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Selected Reading
Rocket Lab Successfully Launches 45th Electron Mission, 4th for Longtime Partner Synspective
Japan's first private-sector rocket launch attempt has exploded shortly after takeoff- The Independent
FAA_FY_2025_Budget_Budget_Request.pdf
Request for Information (RFI) Space Domain Awareness (SDA) Geosynchronous Satellite
AST SpaceMobile Updates Licensing Administration of its Satellite Constellation | Business WireSpace Force mulls refueling as industry calls for funding, standards
POLARIS Spaceplane Update
SpaceX prepares third test of Starship rocket
Analyzing the Psychological Impact of the First Mars Habitat Simulation | KBR
NASA uses world’s fastest supercomputer to simulate Mars crew landings - Interesting Engineering
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