This week in SF history— 28 March, 1986: ISEE-3/ICE Comet Halley Distant Flyby (wikipedia.org)Spaceflight news— Crew Dragon is close, but not quite ready for human flight (and other SPX news) (spacenews.com) — Pre-launch presser (github.com) — Tested heat shield (engadget.com) — Hopper tests (spacenews.com) (nextbigfuture.com)Short & Sweet— Beresheet is on course for the moon (spacenews.com)— The ISS gets some fresh batteries (spaceflightnow.com)— NASA engineers still unclear on why InSight’s heat probe is stuck (spacenews.com)Questions, comments, corrections— Chris Birke via Discord: Molly Brown was the last gemini capsule that was named.Interview: Professor Erika Hamden— Applying to Small Explorer program (wikipedia.org)— TESS’s orbit is weird (spaceflight101.com)— UV standard stars paper (researchgate.net)— twitter.com/ErikaHamden— ehamden.org— instagram.com/erika.hamden