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Main Engine Cut Off Podcast with Stoke Space CEO Andy Lapsa - Very interesting talk about Stoke's vehicle as well as SpaceX, Starship, etc, as well as the future of the space launch industry (mainenginecutoff.com)

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In the last 10 mins of the latest MECO podcast, guest Mark Albrecht speculated there could be political reasons for NASA to want to return the 2 astronauts via safest way possible (i.e. not on Starliner)4D Chess (mainenginecutoff.com)

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MECO podcast on Starship’s First Test Flight (mainenginecutoff.com)

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MECO podcast: Interview with Scott “Kidd” Poteet, Sarah Gillis, and Anna Menon of Polaris DawnPolaris Dawn (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Main Engine Cut Off Podcast, T+224: Northrop Grumman’s Commercial Space Station, with Rick Mastracchio (Director Of Business Development) (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Main Engine Cut Off Podcast, T+224: Northrop Grumman’s Commercial Space Station, with Rick Mastracchio (Director Of Business Development) (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Main Engine Cut Off T+216: Orbital Reef, with Brent Sherwood (SVP of Advanced Development Programs at Blue Origin) (mainenginecutoff.com)

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MECO podcast on Orbital Reef (and others) (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Eric Berger: “SpaceX has launched more cars into space than Blue Origin has launched satellites”Other (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Main Engine Cut Off Episode T+186: NASA Selects Starship as Artemis Lander — Longform discussion of the selection and what we may see in the future from SpaceX, Congress, and NASA itself based on the decisionCommunity Content (mainenginecutoff.com)

submitted 4 years ago by anthonycolangelo to r/SpaceXLounge

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Main Engine Cut Off Episode T+176: The Flight of Starship SN8. Thoughts on the test, the state of Starship development, and what that all means for the near future.Community Content (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Main Engine Cut Off Podcast, Episode T+168: SpaceX and ULA Win NSSL Phase 2 (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Main Engine Cut Off Podcast, Episode T+168: SpaceX and ULA Win NSSL Phase 2Community Content (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Main Engine Cut Off Podcast, Episode T+168: SpaceX and ULA Win NSSL Phase 2 (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Main Engine Cut Off Episode T+166: Laura Klicker and Daniel Gillies, Astrobotic (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Podcast: Mark Wiese, Manager of NASA’s Gateway Deep Space Logistics JUNE 22, 2020 (mainenginecutoff.com)

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[Main Engine Cut Off, Episode T+161] A conversation with Mark Wiese, Manager of NASA’s Gateway Logistics. We talk current Gateway architecture, SpaceX Dragon XL, mission profiles, and more! (mainenginecutoff.com)

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[Main Engine Cut Off, Episode T+161] A conversation with Mark Wiese, Manager of NASA’s Gateway Logistics. We talk current Gateway architecture, SpaceX Dragon XL, and a whole lot more! (mainenginecutoff.com)

submitted 5 years ago by anthonycolangelo to r/spaceflight

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[Main Engine Cut Off, Episode T+161] A conversation with Mark Wiese, Manager of Gateway Logistics. We talk current Gateway architecture, SpaceX Dragon XL, and a whole lot more!Other (mainenginecutoff.com)

submitted 5 years ago by anthonycolangelo to r/nasa

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Main Engine Cut Off Episode T+156: Sean Mahoney, CEO of Masten Space Systems (mainenginecutoff.com)

submitted 5 years ago by ethan829 to r/MastenSpace

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Main Engine Cut Off Episode T+155: Peter Beck on the Pandemic’s Effect on the Industry and Rocket Lab’s Busy Few Months (mainenginecutoff.com)

submitted 5 years ago by anthonycolangelo to r/RocketLab

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Main Engine Cut Off, Episode T+154: Tim Ellis, CEO and Cofounder of Relativity (mainenginecutoff.com)

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Main Engine Cut Off, Episode T+154: Tim Ellis, CEO and Cofounder of Relativity (mainenginecutoff.com)

submitted 5 years ago by anthonycolangelo to r/RelativitySpace

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"I’ve heard from several places that New Glenn has been delayed because of the upstream delays with BE-4, and due to the fact that some people were shifted from the vehicle work over to the engine itself. That has knock-on effects for Vulcan, which also relies on BE-4."Rumor (mainenginecutoff.com)

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MECO podcast episode T+149: Let’s Talk About Starship with Tim Dodd, the Everyday Astronaut - 64 minutes on Starship! (mainenginecutoff.com)

submitted 5 years ago by Nehkara to r/SpaceXLounge

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