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Our guests today are Isabelle Crossley and Alex Walker from Durham University’s rocketry team.
You can find out more about Durham’s Rocketry Team on their website and learn more about the Spaceport America Cup at SoundingRocket.org.
Selected Reading
China launches historic mission to retrieve samples from far side of the moon- Reuters
HyImpulse: German space company successfully launches first commercially viable launch vehicle
NASA Technology Grants to Advance Moon to Mars Space Exploration
Hubble Network's Bluetooth to Space Connection
First Two WorldView Legion Spacecraft Performing Well After Launch- Maxar
Satellogic Releases Open Dataset for AI Model Training- Business Wire
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