Blue Origin’s Next Steps, Ispace’s Moon Mission, and Asteroids Under the Microscope: S04E39

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Hey space enthusiasts you're tuned in to


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another exciting episode of astronomy


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daily where we bring you the most


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fascinating stories from the frontiers


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of space exploration today's lineup is


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packed with Incredible developments from


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across the space industry we'll be


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diving into blue Origins latest plans


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for their massive new Glenn rocket and


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some significant changes within the


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company we'll also check in on iac's


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resilience lunar lander as it makes its


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way toward a historic moon landing


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attempt in other news will'll explore


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how the James web Space Telescope might


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help us better understand a potentially


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hazardous asteroid that's caught the


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attention of astronomers worldwide plus


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we'll get you up to speed on spacex's


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latest Starship


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preparations and to wrap things up I've


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got some absolutely remarkable stories


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about spacecraft that have literally


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come back from the dead trust me these


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Tales of space Resurrection will blow


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your mind so strap in and get ready for


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your daily dose of space news and


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discovery


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let's dive into our first story of the


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day some major developments from Blue


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origin the company has announced plans


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for their second new Glenn launch


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targeting late spring this year note


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that's late spring in the northern


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hemisphere so for southern hemisphere


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listeners that will be late fall or


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Autumn this comes after their first


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launch in January which while achieving


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many mission objectives encountered some


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issues during the booster recovery


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attempt Dave limp blue Origins CEO


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recently shed some light on what went


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wrong during that first flight flight it


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appears they experienced a propulsion


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related problem that prevented the


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massive booster from making its planned


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Landing according to limp While most


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engine conditions were nominal they had


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trouble getting everything properly


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flowing from the tanks to the engines


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during the critical re-entry burn the


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good news is that blue origin believes


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they've identified the root cause and


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the fixes needed aren't particularly


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complex this is crucial because the


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ability to reuse these massive boosters


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is Central to Blue Origins business


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model the company already has a second


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booster in production and they're


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confident this investigation won't


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significantly impact their launch


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timeline while they haven't announced


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what payload will fly on this second


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mission limp mentioned they're


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considering several options they're


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treating their first three flights as


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development missions so while they're


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open to Flying commercial payloads


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they're prepared to use Mass simulators


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if


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necessary however this news comes


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alongside a significant rest ruring at


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Blue origin the company announced this


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week that they're reducing their


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Workforce by about 10% affecting more


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than 1,000 employees across various


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departments including management


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engineering R and D and project


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management limp explained that the


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company had grown and hired very rapidly


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in recent years which led to increased


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bureaucracy and less Focus than needed


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the restructuring aims to streamline


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operations and improve manufacturing


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efficiency as they scale up their launch


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Cadence despite these Cuts blue origin


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isn't hitting the brakes on growth


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entirely they're still planning to hire


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hundreds of new employees this year but


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with a more targeted focus on


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manufacturing and operations the company


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is particularly keen on ramping up


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production of their new Glenn rockets


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and advancing work on their blue moon


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lunar lander which they hope will reach


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the lunar surface later this


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year next up the Japanese space


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exploration company ipace is making


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exciting progress with their second


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lunar Mission their resilience Lander


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which launched on January 15th aboard a


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SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is now preparing


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for a crucial lunar flyby that marks a


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significant milestone in its Journey To


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The Moon unlike the more direct routes


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taken by some lunar missions resilience


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is taking what we might call the scenic


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route an energy efficient circuitous


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path that will ultimately save valuable


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fuel last week the spacecraft


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successfully completed a critical


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maneuver that set up this upcoming lunar


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flyby positioning it perfectly for this


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fuel-saving gravity assist what's


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particularly fascinating about this


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flyby is that while it will create the


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mission's largest change in velocity the


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spacecraft won't actually feel any


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acceleration it's all thanks to The


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Elegant physics of gravitational forces


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the close pass by the moon will


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naturally alter resilience's trajectory


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setting it up for the second phase of


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its Journey using what's called a low


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energy transfer


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as of this week resilience was already


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positioned beyond the moon's orbit about


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286,000 miles from Earth if all goes


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according to plan the spacecraft will


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attempt to land in Mar frigoris the Sea


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of cold in the moon's Northern


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Hemisphere around late May or early June


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the Lander isn't traveling alone on this


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ambitious Journey it's carrying several


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payloads including the tenacious micro


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Rover which will conduct mobile


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exploration of the lunar surface this


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mission represents an important step


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forward for private lunar exploration


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especially following I space's previous


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landing attempt interestingly resilience


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shared its launch with another lunar


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bound spacecraft Firefly aerospace's


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Blue Ghost Lander which has already


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successfully completed its trans lunar


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injection burn and is on track for its


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own lunar


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encounter next up I felt we needed a


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small update to this next story as you


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may have noticed the popular press seems


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to be getting themselves into quite a


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state what's the popular saying we're


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all going to die not quite but this a


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developing story that's certainly


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capturing the attention of astronomers


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worldwide and now the James web Space


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Telescope is being called upon to help


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determine the potential impact risk of


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asteroid 2024 yr4 this space Rock


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currently has a 2.1% chance of colliding


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with Earth on December 22nd


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2032 a probability that's actually


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increased slightly from the initial 1


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.2% estimate in late January so far more


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than 50 observatories have contributed


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over 350 observations of this asteroid


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but pinning down its exact trajectory


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has proved challenging the object is


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currently more than 65 million km away


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and rapidly fading from view making it


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increasingly difficult to track with


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groundbased


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telescopes the full moon is currently


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interfering with observations and as the


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asteroid continues to dim to magnitude


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24 only the largest telescopes on Earth


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can still detect it this is where web


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comes in the Space Telescope is


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scheduled to make crucial observations


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in March and May long after the asteroid


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becomes too faint for other instruments


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to track a team led by Andy rivkin at


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John's Hopkins university has secured 4


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hours of web's observing time their


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observations will serve two crucial


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purposes first to better estimate the


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asteroid's size and then to help refine


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its orbital parameters this data could


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prove Pro decisive in determining


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whether Earth is actually in


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danger efforts to find previous


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observations of the asteroid from 2016


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when it last passed close to Earth have


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so far come up empty despite thorough


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searches through archival data from


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various observatories no confirmatory


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images have been found while these


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negative observations can sometimes be


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useful they must be treated with Extreme


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Caution when calculating orbital


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predictions this situation has led to


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2024 y R4 receiving a Torino scale


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rating of three the second highest


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ranking ever assigned to a potential


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impact threat only asteroid apus


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previously reached a higher rating of


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four back in 2004 though it was quickly


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determined to pose no danger unlike apus


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the uncertainty around 2024 y r4s


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trajectory means we may not have a


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definitive answer about its impact risk


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until its next close approach in 2028


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unless web's observations can help


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result solve the mystery


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sooner next let's take a look at what


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Starship has been up to this week as


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SpaceX gears up for its eth Starship


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test flight the company has been


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conducting crucial pre-flight tests at


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their Starbase facility in Texas just


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last weekend they completed a full


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duration static fire test of the super


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heavy booster successfully igniting all


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33 Raptor engines on the massive 233t


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rocket stage following the booster test


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space X turned their attention to


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Starship itself


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conducting engine tests on Tuesday


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evening at a separate test stand near


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the launch facilities this test was more


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extensive than the boosters putting the


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engines through various thrust levels to


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simulate the different conditions the


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propulsion system will experience during


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actual flight the company has also


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introduced some new hardware


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modifications for this upcoming launch


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though specific details haven't been


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disclosed once these tests are complete


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the Starship vehicle will be transported


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to join its super heavy partner at the


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Launchpad where the two will be stacked


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together when fully assembled this


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engineering Marvel stands an impressive


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43 ft tall with the Starship portion


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alone exceeding the height of the Statue


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of Liberty this launch follows January's


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if7 Mission which saw mixed results


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while that flight achieved some


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successes including a successful catch


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of the super heavy booster by the launch


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Tower's Chopstick Arms contact with the


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Starship portion was lost about 8.5


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minutes into the flight the vehicle was


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later observed breaking up over the


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Caribbean Space X is targeting a launch


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date at the end of February though this


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timeline depends on several factors


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including receiving the necessary launch


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license from the Federal Aviation


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Administration this will mark their


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second Starship launch of


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2025 as the company Works toward their


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ambitious goal of completing 25 launches


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this year these test flights are drawing


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increasing attention as NASA's 2027 emis


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3 mission approaches a mission that will


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rely on Starship to land astronauts on


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the lunar


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surface I love this next story in the


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fascinating world of space exploration


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not every mission that goes dark stays


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that way sometimes Against All Odds


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spacecraft we thought were lost forever


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managed to phone home again let me share


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some remarkable stories of these


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space-based Resurrection events take the


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case of serby a small satellite launched


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in 2023 to study Earth's radiation belts


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after completing its initial four-month


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Mission so successfully that NASA


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extended it serby suddenly went dark in


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April 2024 the team was devastated


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especially when massive solar storms hit


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Earth in May exactly the kind of event


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serby was designed to study but then


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something extraordinary happened on May


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23rd out of nowhere serby signal


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returned though it only stayed alive for


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2 and 1/2 days before falling silent


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again it wasn't finished yet the Plucky


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little spacecraft came back once more on


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June 10th this time for good at least


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until its planned re-entry in October


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even more remarkable is the story of


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NASA's image spacecraft launched in 2000


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to study Earth's magnetosphere image


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operated flawlessly for 5 years before


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suddenly going silent in December 2005


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for over a decade everyone assumed it


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was dead then in January 2018 an amateur


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radio astronomer accidentally picked up


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its signal while searching for something


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else


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entirely when NASA reestablished contact


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they discovered something fascinating


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the spacecraft had been stuck in a


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bizarre Loop rebooting itself every 72


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hours for 13 years straight unable to


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properly power its communication system


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it was like a patient in a coma alive


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but unable to reach out to the world


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these revivals aren't always accidental


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sometimes spacecraft are deliberately


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put into hibernation like the European


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space agency's jotto mission after


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visiting hi's comet in 1986 it was


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powered down to conserve energy only to


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be awakened four years later for another


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Comet encounter even NASA's wise


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telescope got a second life after


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completing its initial Mission and being


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shut down it was reactivated as NE wise


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to hunt for potentially hazardous


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asteroids these stories remind us that


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in space exploration sometimes patience


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and persistence can bring seemingly lost


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missions back from the brink providing


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unexpected opportunities for new


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discoveries


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and that wraps up today's episode of


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astronomy daily I'm Anna and I've


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enjoyed bringing you these fascinating


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stories from the world of space


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exploration and astronomy from Blue


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Origins latest developments to


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miraculous spacecraft revivals it's been


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another exciting day in space news if


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