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Fascinating Frontiers Patrick

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Fascinating Frontiers

Patrick

Ep 129: UN records now let anyone track satellite registrations that official sites still hide.

July 12, 2026 3:00am 13 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News UN records now let anyone track satellite registrations that official sites still hide. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stories UNOOSA Registrations Found o...

Ep 128: Japan just completed the first test flight of an experimental reusable rocket, landing it safely after launch.

July 11, 2026 3:00am 11 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News Japan just completed the first test flight of an experimental reusable rocket, landing it safely after launch. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stories Japan...

Ep 127: A Chinese rocket just became only the second booster ever recovered after an orbital launch, landing on a barge after sending its payload skyward.

July 10, 2026 3:00am 12 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News A Chinese rocket just became only the second booster ever recovered after an orbital launch, landing on a barge after sending its payload skyward. To...

Ep 126: A Falcon 9 booster has now completed its 36th flight and landing, carrying 29 more Starlink satellites into orbit.

July 09, 2026 3:00am 11 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News A Falcon 9 booster has now completed its 36th flight and landing, carrying 29 more Starlink satellites into orbit. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stories F...

Ep 125: A total solar eclipse will turn day to night across northern Spain next month as the Moon fully covers the Sun.

July 08, 2026 3:00am 10 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News A total solar eclipse will turn day to night across northern Spain next month as the Moon fully covers the Sun. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stories Tota...

Ep 124: Euclid telescope has found the two oldest quasars known, their light crossing more than 13 billion years to reach us.

July 07, 2026 3:00am 12 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News Euclid telescope has found the two oldest quasars known, their light crossing more than 13 billion years to reach us. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Storie...

Ep 123: An asteroid set for a once-in-a-millennium Earth flyby could be seen by ninety percent of the world's population.

July 06, 2026 3:00am 14 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News An asteroid set for a once-in-a-millennium Earth flyby could be seen by ninety percent of the world's population. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stories On...

Ep 122: Astronomers just found giant planets lighter than cotton candy, forcing a rethink of how worlds assemble.

July 05, 2026 3:00am 12 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News Astronomers just found giant planets lighter than cotton candy, forcing a rethink of how worlds assemble. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stories Astronomer...

Ep 121: A robotic spacecraft just launched to nudge a long-running NASA observatory back into a stable orbit.

July 04, 2026 3:00am 10 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News A robotic spacecraft just launched to nudge a long-running NASA observatory back into a stable orbit. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stories Pegasus XL lau...

Ep 120: A planet 25 light-years away shows signs it could support liquid water on its surface.

July 03, 2026 3:00am 12 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News A planet 25 light-years away shows signs it could support liquid water on its surface. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stories Webb and Hubble Compare Views...

Ep 119: A shoebox-sized probe will soon ride an asteroid flyby to test surface operations before the rock skims Earth in 2029.

July 02, 2026 3:00am 12 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News A shoebox-sized probe will soon ride an asteroid flyby to test surface operations before the rock skims Earth in 2029. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stori...

Ep 118: NASA is weighing whether to send a spare Mars rover to the Moon while awarding nearly $600 million in new lunar lander contracts.

July 01, 2026 3:00am 12 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News NASA is weighing whether to send a spare Mars rover to the Moon while awarding nearly $600 million in new lunar lander contracts. Top 15 Space & Astr...

Ep 117: NASA is launching a robot to lift its aging Swift telescope before atmospheric drag pulls it down.

June 30, 2026 3:00am 10 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News NASA is launching a robot to lift its aging Swift telescope before atmospheric drag pulls it down. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stories Asteroid Day mark...

Ep 116: Supermassive black holes keep flinging radio-emitting material into space years after swallowing a star, showing their appetites stay active long after the initial feast.

June 29, 2026 3:00am 10 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News Supermassive black holes keep flinging radio-emitting material into space years after swallowing a star, showing their appetites stay active long aft...

Ep 115: The week's biggest developments, pulled together — what actually moved, why it matters, and what to watch next.

June 28, 2026 3:00am 12 min

Fascinating Frontiers — Weekly Recap (Week of June 28, 2026) Thanks for joining me on Fascinating Frontiers, episode 115, for June 28, 2026. ... AI Disclosure: This podcast is curated by Patrick but uses AI-generated voi...

Ep 114: Mars is gliding past the Pleiades star cluster in the early-morning sky, offering a rare close pairing visible before sunrise.

June 27, 2026 3:00am 11 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News Mars is gliding past the Pleiades star cluster in the early-morning sky, offering a rare close pairing visible before sunrise. Top 15 Space & Astrono...

Ep 113: After eight years of continuous thrust, BepiColombo has powered down its engines for the final coast toward Mercury.

June 26, 2026 3:00am 12 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News After eight years of continuous thrust, BepiColombo has powered down its engines for the final coast toward Mercury. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stories...

Ep 112: Astronomers have captured the first “fingerprints” of a black hole’s event horizon, the boundary where nothing escapes.

June 25, 2026 3:00am 10 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News Astronomers have captured the first “fingerprints” of a black hole’s event horizon, the boundary where nothing escapes. Top 15 Space & Astronomy Stor...

Ep 111: An asteroid impact that ended the dinosaurs also sustained underground conditions for life eight million years longer than earlier estimates.

June 24, 2026 3:00am 12 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News An asteroid impact that ended the dinosaurs also sustained underground conditions for life eight million years longer than earlier estimates. Top 15 ...

Ep 110: An interstellar comet that passed the Sun last year may be nearly three times older than our Solar System and formed in a stellar system nothing like our own.

June 23, 2026 3:00am 12 min

Fascinating Frontiers 🚀 Fascinating Frontiers - Space & Astronomy News An interstellar comet that passed the Sun last year may be nearly three times older than our Solar System and formed in a stellar system nothing like...

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Fascinating Frontiers

Ep 129: UN records now let anyone track satellite registrations that official sites still hide.

Ep 128: Japan just completed the first test flight of an experimental reusable rocket, landing it safely after launch.

Ep 127: A Chinese rocket just became only the second booster ever recovered after an orbital launch, landing on a barge after sending its payload skyward.

Ep 126: A Falcon 9 booster has now completed its 36th flight and landing, carrying 29 more Starlink satellites into orbit.

Ep 125: A total solar eclipse will turn day to night across northern Spain next month as the Moon fully covers the Sun.

Ep 124: Euclid telescope has found the two oldest quasars known, their light crossing more than 13 billion years to reach us.

Ep 123: An asteroid set for a once-in-a-millennium Earth flyby could be seen by ninety percent of the world's population.

Ep 122: Astronomers just found giant planets lighter than cotton candy, forcing a rethink of how worlds assemble.

Ep 121: A robotic spacecraft just launched to nudge a long-running NASA observatory back into a stable orbit.

Ep 120: A planet 25 light-years away shows signs it could support liquid water on its surface.

Ep 119: A shoebox-sized probe will soon ride an asteroid flyby to test surface operations before the rock skims Earth in 2029.

Ep 118: NASA is weighing whether to send a spare Mars rover to the Moon while awarding nearly $600 million in new lunar lander contracts.

Ep 117: NASA is launching a robot to lift its aging Swift telescope before atmospheric drag pulls it down.

Ep 116: Supermassive black holes keep flinging radio-emitting material into space years after swallowing a star, showing their appetites stay active long after the initial feast.

Ep 115: The week's biggest developments, pulled together — what actually moved, why it matters, and what to watch next.

Ep 114: Mars is gliding past the Pleiades star cluster in the early-morning sky, offering a rare close pairing visible before sunrise.

Ep 113: After eight years of continuous thrust, BepiColombo has powered down its engines for the final coast toward Mercury.

Ep 112: Astronomers have captured the first “fingerprints” of a black hole’s event horizon, the boundary where nothing escapes.

Ep 111: An asteroid impact that ended the dinosaurs also sustained underground conditions for life eight million years longer than earlier estimates.

Ep 110: An interstellar comet that passed the Sun last year may be nearly three times older than our Solar System and formed in a stellar system nothing like our own.

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Podcasts

Fascinating Frontiers

Ep 129: UN records now let anyone track satellite registrations that official sites still hide.

Ep 128: Japan just completed the first test flight of an experimental reusable rocket, landing it safely after launch.

Ep 127: A Chinese rocket just became only the second booster ever recovered after an orbital launch, landing on a barge after sending its payload skyward.

Ep 126: A Falcon 9 booster has now completed its 36th flight and landing, carrying 29 more Starlink satellites into orbit.

Ep 125: A total solar eclipse will turn day to night across northern Spain next month as the Moon fully covers the Sun.

Ep 124: Euclid telescope has found the two oldest quasars known, their light crossing more than 13 billion years to reach us.

Ep 123: An asteroid set for a once-in-a-millennium Earth flyby could be seen by ninety percent of the world's population.

Ep 122: Astronomers just found giant planets lighter than cotton candy, forcing a rethink of how worlds assemble.

Ep 121: A robotic spacecraft just launched to nudge a long-running NASA observatory back into a stable orbit.

Ep 120: A planet 25 light-years away shows signs it could support liquid water on its surface.

Ep 119: A shoebox-sized probe will soon ride an asteroid flyby to test surface operations before the rock skims Earth in 2029.

Ep 118: NASA is weighing whether to send a spare Mars rover to the Moon while awarding nearly $600 million in new lunar lander contracts.

Ep 117: NASA is launching a robot to lift its aging Swift telescope before atmospheric drag pulls it down.

Ep 116: Supermassive black holes keep flinging radio-emitting material into space years after swallowing a star, showing their appetites stay active long after the initial feast.

Ep 115: The week's biggest developments, pulled together — what actually moved, why it matters, and what to watch next.

Ep 114: Mars is gliding past the Pleiades star cluster in the early-morning sky, offering a rare close pairing visible before sunrise.

Ep 113: After eight years of continuous thrust, BepiColombo has powered down its engines for the final coast toward Mercury.

Ep 112: Astronomers have captured the first “fingerprints” of a black hole’s event horizon, the boundary where nothing escapes.

Ep 111: An asteroid impact that ended the dinosaurs also sustained underground conditions for life eight million years longer than earlier estimates.

Ep 110: An interstellar comet that passed the Sun last year may be nearly three times older than our Solar System and formed in a stellar system nothing like our own.

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