Astra launches satellites from Alaska


Astra, the fastest privately funded company in history to reach space, has successfully sent a batch of satellites into orbit for Seattle-based Spaceflight Inc. from an Alaska launch pad. The event took place over a month after Astra’s launch failure in Cape Canaveral, Florida.

This time around the California-based company’s LV0009 launch vehicle lifted off from the Pacific Spaceport Complex on Alaska’s Kodiak Island. According to Astra’s CEO Chris Kemp, the mission was a success, giving a lift to Seattle-based Spaceflight Inc.

Astra went public on the Nasdaq stock exchange in July 2021 and has only become more ambitious ever since. The rocket-building company is planning to raise its launch rate to one per day by 2025 and to deploy thousands of satellites for a telecom mega-constellation. Over the past 12 months, Astra had varied results with its LV0006 rocket failed to reach orbit after sliding sideways at liftoff. But, in November, the LV0007 rocket effectively launched a test payload to orbit for the U.S. Space Force.

The company’s mission to improve life on Earth from space continues to impress folks from all over the world and it looks like no challenges will put a stop to their hopes for success.

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The Best TV Shows


With so many streaming services out there, it’s hard to keep track of new releases that will make it worth your time to watch. If you are a fan of well-produced tv shows with a solid plot and good acting, take a look at these upcoming releases for the month of March:

- Moon Knight (Disney+): Premiering on March 30, this Phase Four Marvel Cinematic Universe miniseries is about Marc Spector’s alter ego “Moon Knight”, a mercenary who suffers from dissociative identity disorder, played by Oscar Isaac. Ethan Hawke and May Calamawy also star on the show.

- Atlanta (FX): This critically-acclaimed show created by Donald Glover comes back to screens on March 24, after four years due to pandemic-induced delays. Rapper Alfred "Paper Boi" Miles (played by Brian Tyree Henry) and his right hand man Darius (LaKeith Stanfield), will join Glover in this third season of the show.

- The Dropout (Hulu): Amanda Seyfried plays Elizabeth Holmes, a former biotechnology entrepreneur who was convicted of criminal fraud through her company Theranos. This docudrama is set to be released on March 3 and will also star Naveen Andrews as Holmes’ business partner Sunny Balwani.

- Human Resources (Netflix): If you love the show “Big Mouth”, then you will probably like this workplace comedy spin-off set within the show's universe. Many of the “Big Mouth” voice cast will also reprise their roles, including Maya Rudolph, Nick Kroll, David Thewlis and Brandon Kyle Goodman. The series will be released on March 18.

- The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey (Apple TV+): This adaptation of Walter Mosley's novel about a lonely man sinking into dementia is played by none other than Samuel L Jackson as he unlocks his memories to reveal shocking truths that he will try to solve and come to terms with his life. It will be available on Apple TV+ on March 11.

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Strangest Objects Sent To Space


Humankind’s curiosity when exploring outer space has led us to send some of the most unusual objects to Space, whether it is to experiment how they react during spaceflight or to send out a signal to potential life in the universe of our existence.

- Musical instruments: Music is so intrinsic to humankind that it did not take long for astronauts to take their favorite instruments with them into space after their initial missions. The first instruments believed to have been flown into space were a harmonica and bell on Gemini 6 in December 1965.

- Voyager's Golden Records: During the 70’s, astronomer Carl Sagan had the idea of sending out two phonograph records containing sounds and images selected to portray the diversity of life and culture on Earth, intended for any intelligent extraterrestrial life form to find them - some sort of time capsule from humankind.

- Luke Skywalker's lightsaber: As Star Wars inspired generations of sci-fi fans to become astronomers up until today, it was a matter of time until astronaut Jim F. Reilly took The lightsaber that Luke Skywalker (played by actor Mark Hammill) into space and back in 2007.

- Pizza delivery: In 2001, Pizza Hut became the first company to make a delivery into space to the International Space Station - a delivery that was worth one million dollars. However, slight changes to the recipe had to be made for it to survive the trip, such as using salami instead of pepperoni as the latter did not withstand the 60-day testing process.

- Cars: In 2018, SpaceX founder Elon Musk took his Tesla car to float in space as it blasted David Bowie's "Life on Mars" on repeat as it traveled through space. The car is still orbiting around the sun, with some predicting it will crash into Venus or Earth a few tens of millions of years from now.

If it were up to you, what would you send to outer space in your time capsule?

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