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This Week in The Space Review - 2019 August 19
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This Week in The Space Review

August 19, 2019

Welcome to The Space Review's weekly newsletter!

Turning a corner on Mars

For decades, scientists have sought to bring back samples from Mars for study in terrestrial labs. Van Kane and Pat Nealon describe how those efforts are now picking up momentum with a series of missions that could return Martian samples within a little more than a decade.
 

Macron's Space Force: Why now?

Last month, French government officials, including President Emmanuel Macron, outlined plans to take a more active military space role, including its own space force. Taylor Dinerman examines why France is taking the lead on such efforts among its European allies.
 

An "operationally ready" spaceport

Virgin Galactic took another step closer to commercial operations last week not with another test flight of SpaceShipTwo but instead updates to Spaceport America in New Mexico. Jeff Foust reports on the significance of what might seem to be a trivial milestone.
 

The future of commercial space transportation

Today, the term "commercial space transportation" usually refers to rockets for placing payloads into orbit. Dallas Bienhoff describes how that will soon expand to in-space transportation services, either in orbit around the Earth or for missions to the Moon.
 

Review: Heroes of the Space Age

As the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 fades, so does the generation that made that mission possible. Jeff Foust reviews a book that profiles some of the "heroes" of the early years of human spaceflight.

 
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Until next week,

Jeff Foust
Editor, The Space Review
jeff@thespacereview.com
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