Space News Week 1: SLS, New New Glenn, Blood in Space, PLD and much more

Опубликовано: 29 Июнь 2026
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We analyze the monstrous new configuration of Blue Origin's New Glenn (9x4) and why the Crew-12 mission is vital to avoid dying on Mars. We also provide an update on the critical status of the Artemis SLS rocket and the historic Spanish launch by PLD Space.

🚀 In today's video, we break down the real engineering behind the headlines: This week we go inside the "engine room" of the space industry. From the SLS tower failure to the Crew-12 medical experiments aimed at preventing blood clots and cognitive impairment during interplanetary travel.

But the main event is Blue Origin: Jeff Bezos is going all out with the Blue Moon MK1 in the vacuum chamber and, above all, the unveiling of the New Glenn 9x4, a beast capable of putting 70 tons into orbit and competing head-to-head with Starship.

We wrap up with a look at the Orbex bankruptcy, the "suicide" comet C/2026 A1, and PLD Space's milestone with the Miura 5.

📌 Video Chapters:
00:00 - Welcome to the New Era: Real Engineering
01:15 - Artemis and SLS: What Happened to Hydrogen?
02:40 - The Target: Shackleton Crater and Lunar Water
03:11 - SpaceX Crew-12: Survival on Mars (Red Risks)
04:33 - The Danger of Blood Clots and the "Moon Face"
05:30 - Manual Piloting: Can We Land After 8 Months?

9:39 - Blue Origin Strikes: Blue Moon MK1 in Camera A
11:05 - THE MONSTER: Technical Analysis of the New Glenn 9x4
13:55 - Quick News: Kamikaze Comet and PLD Space (Miura 5)
15:33 - Orbex's Bankruptcy and the End of Tourism at Blue Origin

Question of the Day: Of the medical risks of going to Mars (blood clots vs. pilot error), which scares you the most? Let me know in the comments! 👇

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