Welcome to another edition of Talkin’ Science, it’s the 29th week of 2021 and the first image of a Saturn-like planet – an exoplanet forming moons in a ring. Marsquakes offer a unique insight into the structure and core of Mars – and it is pretty different than Earth.
Plus Boeing’s CST Starliner will have its second test on Saturday morning, hopefully passing and getting approval to take astronauts into space – 18 months since the first test flight.
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