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⏲ Duration: 19 min 32 sec
✓ Published: 06-Jan-2022
✓ Published: 06-Jan-2022
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The year 2021 featured some major milestones in the space sector. Private citizens (and Captain Kirk!) went to space, a new rover landed on Mars and the Webb telescope is on a 1-million-mile journey into space. Looking ahead to 2022, there's more excitement than ever about space! Meteorologist Mike Linden spoke with space correspondent John Zarrella about what to look for in the space sector in 2022 (and beyond).
The year 2021 featured some major milestones in the space sector. Private citizens (and Captain Kirk!) went to space, a new rover landed on Mars and the Webb telescope is on a 1-million-mile journey into space. Looking ahead to 2022, there's more excitement than ever about space! Meteorologist Mike Linden spoke with space correspondent John Zarrella about what to look for in the space sector in 2022 (and beyond).
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