What's Going to Space in 2023?

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2022 was a pretty exciting year for space science, but what news might we expect in the coming year?

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We need to explore ALL the space Potatoes!!

Frostfly

A lot of “Who’s on first” potential with Psyche

toddwarnken

Glad to see Astrobotic's Peregine Lander mentioned! I was one of the rover system programmers for the CMU IRIS payload. Hope we land this year!

The_Dark_Hood

Isn't Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer launching this year? It's the most exciting scientific payload this year if so imo.

VG_

Space Potato Psyche is the most enjoyable name. Will definitely capture the attention of the regular folk. I'm keeping it

shellodee

There are many more ambitious missions around the world can't wait to see and understand more about our space 🙏❤️🇮🇳😄

JD_Rockets

If you're curious why we suspect M-type asteroids, like *Psyche, * have high metal content, Wikipedia says:
_"Their spectra are similar to those of iron meteorites and enstatite chondrites, and radar observations have shown that their radar albedos are much higher than other asteroid classes, consistent with the presence of higher density compositions like iron-nickel."_

DemPilafian

CNSA is supposed to add a space telescope and at least one more module to the Tiangong space station sometime this year too.

Aeturnalis

Thank you! Great video as always. Can we have part 2 talking about other events like the lunar rover Rashed from MBRSC?

sultoonuae

i attended a talk by the team lead of the psyche mission (lindy elkins-tanton) a few years ago at my university and i’m so excited that it’s going to be launching soon

kaitlynoddie

Loved it and so excited for chandrayaan 😇

aghilanmayan

Kinda wish they called Psyche something else like "Ego". Although I guess that wouldn't make metaphorical sense, since everything is supposed to revolve/orbit around the ego, not the other way around. Whoever named Psyche (the asteroid) obviously wasn't planning ahead for this. Tsk tsk.

CrashingThunder

Good video but you need to do at least a part two and maybe a part three since you missed a few missions, including 1) ESA’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE), 2) the return of samples from NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission, 3) ISRO’s X-ray Polarimeter Satellite, 4) ISRO’s Aditya L1 solar mission, and 5) CNSA’s Small Variable Objects Monitor X-ray satellite. This does do not include planned missions like Rocket Lab’s mission to Venus or China’s planned Hubble-like space telescope.

bbartky

5:19 I'm confused. You make it sound like that's expensive, but it actually is insanely cheap compared to what other providers charge to get to LEO, with way more complexity. Nice video btw!

Flightcoach