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SpaceTime Series 26 Episode 137 - available wherever you get your podcasts or our website... spacetimewithstuartgary.com - enjoy and learn! #astronomy #space
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SpaceTime with Stuart Gary astronomy & space sciences radio show (formerly ABC StarStuff) by award winning journalist, broadcaster and science writer Astronomy
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A Soyuz rocket lifts off from Baikonur launch site in Kazakhstan, carrying the Progress MS-33 cargo ship to the International Space Station.
Mission details, updates:
russianspaceweb.com/progress-ms-33…
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🚨Insulting Islam will result in 5 years in Prison in Spain!
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says, "There is no place among us for those who insults religions...and anyone who insults the Prophet Muhammad or the Islamic religion will face a prison sentence of five years."
Thoughts?
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LAUNCH! Progress heading to the ISS.
NSF - NASASpaceflight.com@NASASpaceflight
Just under four months after Soyuz MS-28 launched from Site 31/6 at Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, an eventful flight that resulted in severe damage to critical launch pad structure, the next Russian mission to the ISS is set for launch. nasaspaceflight.com/2026/03/progre… Progress MS-33, an uncrewed cargo ship loaded with over 2,500 kg of food, fuel, and other supplies for the Station, is scheduled to launch from the repaired Site 31/6 pad on Sunday, March 22, at 11:59 UTC from Baikonur, just over three months after the flight was originally scheduled to lift off. By Justin Davenport.
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22 March 1989. The sole Antonov An-225 set a total of 106 world and class records during a 3-hour 30-minute flight carrying a Buran orbiter. Its total weight at take-off was 1,129,370 lb.
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A fantastic view of the underside of "Buran" after the orbital flight.
The underside of the orbiters was covered in silica tiles, but the gaps between the elevons were lined with ablative material. After the maiden flight, samples of the ablator were removed for inspection.
Jim Cantrell@jamesncantrell
@galopujacy_jez @dansgoldin @Cosmic_Penguin Underside of Buran wing
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Major (G3) storm level reached! High solar wind speed (~650 km/s) and persistent, moderately negative Bz (-10 nT to -15 nT) have combined to stir up a G3 storm! Observers in New Zealand, Australia, Tasmania, Japan and NE Russia should be in for a fine aurora show!
Jure Atanackov@JAtanackov
Heads up, North America! We are at G1 storm level and solar wind parameters are looking increasingly favourable. Bt is around 15 nT, and Bz steady at -10 nT. Aurora may be intermittently (during substorms) visible / detectable well into the US. Canada and the Northern Tier US states may be in for quite a show!
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Still image of the Iranian ballistic missile warhead that fell on Jerusalem’s Old City yesterday.
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Earth is still in the midst of a G2/G3 geomagnetic storm as the solar storm continues sweeping by our planet
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Intelligence agencies:
🇮🇳 India ⟶ RAW
🇺🇸 United States ⟶ CIA
🇹🇷 Turkey ⟶ MIT
🇦🇷 Argentina ⟶ AFI
🇵🇰 Pakistan ⟶ ISI
🇳🇬 Nigeria ⟶ NIA
🇮🇱 Israel ⟶ Mossad
🇮🇩 Indonesia ⟶ BIN
🇷🇺 Russia ⟶ SVR
🇬🇧 United Kingdom ⟶ MI6
🇦🇺 Australia ⟶ ASIO
🇩🇪 Germany ⟶ BND
🇫🇷 France ⟶ DGSE
🇨🇦 Canada ⟶ CSIS
🇨🇳 China ⟶ MSS
🇿🇦 South Africa ⟶ SSA
🇮🇹 Italy ⟶ AISE
🇸🇪 Sweden ⟶ SÄPO
🇳🇴 Norway ⟶ NIS
🇰🇷 South Korea ⟶ NIS
🇧🇷 Brazil ⟶ ABIN
🇲🇽 Mexico ⟶ CNI
🇧🇩 Bangladesh ⟶ DGFI
🇪🇸 Spain ⟶ CNI
🇺🇦 Ukraine ⟶ HUR / SBU
🇵🇱 Poland ⟶ AW
🇳🇱 Netherlands ⟶ AIVD
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A lovely view of the backside of the Buran orbiter. And a rare look inside the tri-petal GSE fitting cover above the two orbital maneuvering engines.
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Successful launch of Soyuz-2.1a with the Progress MS-33 cargo spacecraft from the Baikonur cosmodrome!
Progress MS-33 is now on its way to the ISS, with the docking scheduled for March 24, 13:34 UTC
This time with some cool views that weren't shown on NASA broadcast
Liftoff:
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Yesterday Amazon & ULA rolled out the encapsulated payload for LA-05, and stacked it atop Atlas V for launch NET Mar. 29 @ 07:53 UTC. At this point neither Amazon nor ULA have said how many satellites will launch on LA-05, so I wonder if we'll see something else then 27.
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ULA@ulalaunch
ULA technicians transported the Amazon Leo 5 payload to the Vertical Integration Facility and hoisted the encapsulated satellites atop the Atlas V today. This will be the fifth Atlas V launch that enables expansion of the Amazon broadband constellation. Liftoff is scheduled for Sunday, March 29 at 3:53 a.m. EDT (0753 UTC). bit.ly/av_leo5 // @AmazonLeo
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One of the rendezvous antennas aboard Progress MS-33 failed to deploy, likely prompting the use of the TORU manual-control by the ISS crew to guide the cargo ship to docking...
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Space Shuttle Atlantis docked to the International Space Station, photographed by astronaut Garret Reisman.
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Spectacular substorm of aurora australis (southern lights) over Queenstown, New Zealand at 10:00, 10:20 and 10:40 UTC (23:00, 23:20 and 23:40 local time). There will likely be more strong aurora action in the coming hours.
Jure Atanackov@JAtanackov
Major (G3) storm level reached! High solar wind speed (~650 km/s) and persistent, moderately negative Bz (-10 nT to -15 nT) have combined to stir up a G3 storm! Observers in New Zealand, Australia, Tasmania, Japan and NE Russia should be in for a fine aurora show!
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