S02E41: New Lunar Mysteries, India's Solar Quest, and September's Skyward Surge

**Date**: 4th September 2023 **Highlights**: 1. **New Lunar Crater**: Discussion about a new crater on the moon and its possible origins. 2. **India's Space Endeavors**: A look at India's recent successful moon landing and their upcoming plans. 3. **September Launches**: A roundup of various space launches scheduled for September. 4. **James Webb Telescope Discoveries**: Breathtaking structures revealed in a well-known supernova. 5. **Ingenuity's Mars Flight**: The Mars helicopter's 56th flight and its accomplishments. 6. **ISRO's Sun Mission**: India's first dedicated mission to study the Sun, a Diffier L-1. 7. **New Lunar Crater's Origin**: Speculation that a new lunar crater was caused by a Russian probe crash landing. 8. **SpaceX's Record-Breaking Launch**: SpaceX's 60th orbital mission of 2023. 9. **Upcoming Launches**: Details on various launches, including China's maritime launch and Virgin Galactic's third commercial mission. 10. **Astronomy Daily Schedule**: Information about the regular posting schedule of the podcast and its hosts. **Additional Notes**: - Steve shares a personal story about his car breaking down. - Hallie makes light of the situation, comparing it to the Russian Space Agency's recent mishaps. - Steve mentions the Astronomy Daily Newsletter, a roundup of top astronomy stories. - The podcast ends with Steve thanking Hallie and mentioning Tim, the other half of the Astronomy Daily team from England. - Listeners are reminded to check out back episodes of Astronomy Daily and the parent podcast, Space Nuts, on Bites.com and SpaceNuts.com. **Closing**: Steve Dunkley signs off, promising more exciting space news in the next episode.