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This Week in Space: Militarization of Space
On Episode 101 of This Week In Space, Tariq and Brett Tingley examine recent reports and explore the historical context of the militarization of space by major players such as Russia, China, and the United States. A key focus is Russia’s development of a clandestine nuclear-powered space weapon and its implications for global security.
Nuclear-Powered Space Weapon: Implications and International Treaties
The hosts delve into the historical use of nuclear weapons and reactors in space, shedding light on existing international treaties that regulate the deployment of weapons of mass destruction in orbit. The discussion provides insights into the complex dynamics of space weaponry and the challenges posed by advancements in technology.
Top Headlines of the Week
Additionally, the episode covers significant news items including SpaceX’s upcoming Starship orbital launch attempt and NASA’s ongoing efforts to revive the Voyager 1 spacecraft amidst technical challenges.
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Space News of the Week: Model Falcon 9
Excitingly, enthusiasts can now launch their own SpaceX rocket with Estes’ detailed scale model of the Falcon 9 available for purchase. Priced at $149.99, the model offers a realistic representation of the Falcon 9 rocket. By using the code IN-COLLECTSPACE at checkout, customers can enjoy a 10% discount courtesy of collectSPACE.com.
For more intriguing discussions on the new space age, tune in to This Week in Space every Friday as Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik explore engaging topics such as the race to the moon and Mars, and SpaceX’s plans for human spaceflight.
About This Week In Space
This Week in Space provides in-depth analysis of the latest developments in space exploration. Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik from Space.com deliver compelling insights on space missions and technological advancements, offering a comprehensive overview of the evolving space industry.
Host of This Week In Space
Rod Pyle, an eminent space author and historian with extensive experience in television production, brings a wealth of knowledge to the discussions on This Week In Space. His profound understanding of space history and innovation enriches the content of the show, captivating audiences with captivating narratives.
This Week In Space Co-Host
Tariq Malik, Editor-in-Chief of Space.com, shapes the editorial direction of the platform and has been an integral part of the space news and science community for nearly two decades. His expertise in spaceflight reporting and science communication enhances the quality of information shared on the show.
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