SpaceX’s Starship Setback, Lunar Lander Twist, and the Super Earth Discovery: S04E57

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welcome to astronomy daily your daily


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dose of the most fascinating stories


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from the cosmos I'm Anna and we've got


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an incredible lineup of space news for


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you today from dramatic launch setbacks


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to groundbreaking discoveries we'll be


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covering it all in today's episode we'll


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dive into spacex's latest Starship test


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flight that didn't quite go as planned


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and we'll explore the nail-biting story


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of a lunar lander that's made it to the


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moon but with an unexpected twist we'll


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also journey to a newly discovered super


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Earth that's getting scientists excited


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about the potential for life beyond our


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solar system plus we'll look at Europe's


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latest achievement in space exploration


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examine an Innovative new way to monitor


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our planet's health and discuss the


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challenges facing a pioneering private


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asteroid Mission so strap in and get


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ready for a journey through the latest


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developments in space exploration and


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astronomy let's start with a story that


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seems to be making news headlines around


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the world spacex's latest Starship test


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flight has encountered another setback


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marking the second launch failure this


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year for Elon musk's ambitious


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interplanetary exploration program while


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the mission didn't achieve all its


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objectives it wasn't without some


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notable


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successes the flight started promisingly


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from spacex's boka chica facility in


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Texas but things took a turn for the


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worse several minutes into the mission


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the spacecraft began experiencing


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problems with multiple engines leading


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to a loss of attitude control as


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spacex's Communications manager


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described during during the live stream


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the vehicle entered an uncontrolled spin


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before all contact was lost the most


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significant success of the day came from


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the super heavy booster which managed to


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return to the Launchpad and was


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successfully caught by the launch


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Tower's mechanical arms affectionately


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known as chopsticks for the third time


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this achievement represents a crucial


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step forward in spacex's pursuit of


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Rapid rocket


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reusability however the mission's


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dramatic end created some unexpected


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challenges debris from the spacecraft


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was spotted streaking across the skies


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of South Florida and the Bahamas as it


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re-entered Earth's atmosphere this led


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the Federal Aviation Administration to


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temporarily halt flights at four Florida


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airports including Miami International


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as a safety precaution the FAA has now


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launched a mishap investigation to


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determine the root cause of the failure


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and identify necessary corrective


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actions this latest incident follows


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January's test flight which also ended


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in a mid-flight breakup and caused


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similar concerns about falling debris


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despite these setbacks this Mission


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remains significant for NASA's emis


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program as spacex's Starship is


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contracted to serve as the lunar lander


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for future Moon missions the company


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maintains its characteristic optimism


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noting that such challenges provide


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valuable lessons for improving


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starship's


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reliability in other lunar news


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intuitive machine's latest moon mission


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has reached its destination but not


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quite as planned the Athena land which


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touched down near the moon's South Pole


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yesterday is apparently resting on its


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side creating some unexpected challenges


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for Mission


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controllers The Landing occurred around


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12:30 p.m. eastern time though the exact


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timing and location remained unclear


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initially as flight controllers worked


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to make sense of confusing Telemetry


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data while the spacecraft successfully


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made it to the lunar surface its awkward


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position is complicating Mission


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operations CEO Steve altimus confirmed


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that the spacecraft is alive and


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responding to commands with its solar


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cells generating power and its flight


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computer maintaining contact with Earth


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however the off-nominal orientation


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poses significant challenges for the


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mission's scientific objectives this


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Landing comes just one year after


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intuitive's first moonlander odyss


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experienced a similar fate when it


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landed while moving sideways and tipped


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over the news of this second troubled


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Landing has already impacted the company


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with their stock dropping 20%


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Athena carries an impressive array of


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scientific instruments including two


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small Rovers experimental Cellular


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Communications equipment and an


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Innovative rocket powered Hopper


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designed to explore nearby sites while


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these payloads might still be Deployable


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their success will depend heavily on the


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Lander's exact


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orientation the mission team now faces a


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Race Against Time with only about 10


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days before Darkness sweeps over the


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landing site at the end of the lunar day


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they'll need need to quickly assess what


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mission objectives can still be achieved


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with their limited power generation and


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Communications


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capabilities despite these challenges


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this Landing marks another crucial step


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in NASA's commercial lunar payload


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Services Program which aims to establish


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a regular Cadence of commercial


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deliveries to the lunar surface in


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preparation for future Artemis


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missions let's move on to a


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groundbreaking find by astronomers an


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exciting Discovery has been announced in


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our Cosmic neighborhood scientists have


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confirmed the existence of a super Earth


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orbiting a sunlike star just 20 light


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years from Earth the planet designated


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hd27 94d has captured researchers


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attention as it orbits within its Stars


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habitable zone making it a promising


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candidate for studying earthlike


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atmospheres this newly discovered world


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has a mass about six times that of Earth


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and takes 647 days to complete one orbit


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around its star that's slightly faster


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than Mars orbits our sun what makes this


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Discovery particularly intriguing is


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that the planet's orbit places it


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squarely within the habitable zone where


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temperatures could potentially allow for


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liquid water to exist on its surface the


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discovery comes after more than two


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decades of meticulous observations using


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some of the world's most advanced


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spectrographs espresso and harps at ESO


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observatories in Chile these instruments


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can detect the Mane wobbles in a star's


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motion caused by an orbiting planet's


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gravitational pull requiring


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extraordinary precision and


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patience however while HD 20794 D orbits


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in the habitable zone it's quite


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different from Earth its orbit is


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notably elliptical causing the planet to


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move between the outer and inner edges


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of the habitable zone during its year


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this means it experiences significant


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variations in the amount of Stellar


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radiation it receives which could have


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fascinating implications for any


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potential atmosphere the planet's


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location and unique character istics


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make it an ideal Target for upcoming


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telescopes and space missions scientists


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are particularly excited about the


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possibility of studying its atmosphere


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which could provide valuable insights


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into how different conditions affect


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planetary


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habitability as one of the closest Super


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Earths discovered in a habitable zone it


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will likely be among the first planets


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of its kind that we can study in detail


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this discovery adds to our growing


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understanding of planetary systems


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around nearby stars and provides another


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promising Target in our search for


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potentially habitable worlds beyond our


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solar


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system and an update now to a story


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we've been covering this week they've


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finally done it in a significant


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milestone for European space


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capabilities the aryani 6 rocket has


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successfully completed its first


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operational Mission launching a military


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reconnaissance satellite for the French


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government the launch from French Guana


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marks a crucial step in Europe's quest


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for independent access to space coming


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at a time when geopolitical tensions


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have highlighted the importance of space


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sovereignty the 184t tall rocket


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performed flawlessly placing the CSO 3


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satellite into its intended orbit


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roughly 500 miles above Earth this


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success is particularly noteworthy as it


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comes after years of delays and more


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than $4 billion in development costs


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while expensive European officials argue


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the investment is essential for


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maintaining strategic autonomy in space


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operations the timing of this


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achievement couldn't be more critical


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for Europe recent political developments


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including uncertainties in transatlantic


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relations and growing concerns about


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Reliance on foreign launch providers


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have intensified the push for European


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space Independence French officials have


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been particularly vocal about the need


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to maintain Sovereign launch


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capabilities regardless of potentially


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cheaper alternatives available from


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competitors like


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SpaceX while the ariani 6 comes with a


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higher price tag compared to some


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competitors estimated between 80 to 100


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million EUR per launch European leaders


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view this cost as necessary to ensure


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guaranteed access to space this is


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especially relevant now that Russian soy


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Rockets are no longer an option for


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European missions following the invasion


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of Ukraine the successful launch


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represents more than just a technical


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achievement it's a statement of European


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technological capability and strategic


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Independence as one French official


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noted this success means Europe now has


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its autonomous access to space back a


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capability that's becoming increasingly


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vital in today's geopolitical


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landscape moving from the realm of


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rockets to cuttingedge planetary science


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NASA's jet propulsion laboratory has


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unveiled an ambitious new project that


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could revolutionize how we monitor our


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planet's Health called Pulsar or


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planetary pulse taker this Innovative


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system aims to do exactly what its name


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suggests take the Pulse of Earth by


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measuring subtle changes in its various


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atmospheric layers think of it as a


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planetary scale Health monitoring system


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similar to how doctors use multiple


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vital signs to assess human health the


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project would utilize a network of


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geostationary satellites positioned


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about 20,000 km above Earth equipped


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with sophisticated laser systems that


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would Pierce through different layers of


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our


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atmosphere what makes this concept


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particularly fascinating is its ability


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to detect how different planetary


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systems interact with each other by


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measuring disturbances in the ionosphere


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the electrically charged part of our


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upper atmosphere scientists could


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potentially track everything from space


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weather events to seismic activity deep


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within the Earth's interior the system


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works on a principle similar to the


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famous ligo gravitational wave detector


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but instead of detecting ripples in


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SpaceTime it would monitor perturbations


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in Earth's atmospheric layers these


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measurements could provide unprecedented


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insight into how our planet's various


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systems are interconnected and influence


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one another


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while the technical challenges are


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significant particularly in maintaining


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precise positioning of satellites over


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such vast distances the potential


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benefits are enormous this technology


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could give us early warnings of various


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planetary phenomena and deepen our


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understanding of Earth's complex systems


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it's an ambitious step forward in our


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quest to better understand and monitor


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the health of our planetary


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home next up in what appears to be a


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premature end to a groundbreaking


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mission the first ever private asteroid


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probe has encountered serious


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difficulties just days after launch AST


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forge's Odin spacecraft which lifted off


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on February 26th alongside intuitive


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machines lunar Mission has been


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struggling with communication issues


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that now seem


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insurmountable the 265lb spacecraft was


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designed to make history as the first


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private mission to visit an asteroid


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specifically targeting the near Earth


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asteroid 2022


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ob5 built in less than 10 months for a


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remarkably modest budget of just $3.5


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million Odin represented an ambitious


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attempt to pave the way for future


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asteroid mining operations the problems


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began shortly after deployment when the


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spacecraft entered a protective Suns


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saafe mode Engineers believe the issue


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may stem from complications with the


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solar panel deployment severely limiting


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the probe's power generation


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capabilities there's also a possibility


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that the spacecraft is tumbling through


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space preventing its antenna from


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maintaining a stable connection with


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Earth despite these setbacks Odin has


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achieved something remarkable it's now


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approximately 270,000 mi from Earth


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making it one of the few private


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spacecraft to reach true deep space


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while astrof Forge will continue


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occasional attempts to reestablish


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contact they've largely shifted their


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focus to applying these lessons to


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Future missions including their upcoming


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vestri Mission planned for late


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2026 this setback while disappointing


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exemplifies the challenges and risks of


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private space exploration


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as AST Forge noted even in Failure Odin


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has become both a Pioneer and a teacher


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providing valuable insights that will


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inform future deep space


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missions and that wraps up our coverage


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for today thank you for joining me on


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