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Part Two, is all about the Future Space Stations that will actually have an atmosphere where it rains. Join Emmy Award broadcast journalist David Denault and travel into the future.

It's the 6th release of UAPs/UFOs files and this time its making headlines! Join EMMY Award broadcaster, David Denault with details, include Skinwalker Ranch.

In the next few years the concept of private space stations will begin. Join Emmy Award broadcast journalist David Denault for Part One - Space Stations Comin Soon!

In four days from now NASA plans to launch The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. A remarkable scientific achievement that will compliment both the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescope and see more of the cosmos. Join Emmy award broadcast journalist David Denault with pre-launch pre-view.

Its the most technically advanced Space Telescope schedule for launch on Sunday August 30. Join David Denault, Emmy Award broadcast journalist and UCF Planetary Scientist Dr. Ryan Ogliore live from the Kennedy Space Center in FLorida on our YouTube Channel beginning at 7:00 AM EDT.

The launch of the Roman Space Telescope is the most advanced spacecraft to look deep into our galaxy and far beyond. Its lens widefield panoramic view of the cosmos that is 100 Times larger the The Hubble Space Telescope.

Learn firsthand from UCF Planetary Scientist Dr. Ryan Ogliore on the impact the Dragon Fly Mission will have on the entire science community. Join Emmy award broadcast journalist David Denault as he asks the questions that you want answers.

Wile both NASA and Elon Musk target Mars, at least one planetary scientist says explore Titan not Mars. Join Emmy Award broadcast journalist David Denault and UCF planetary scientist Dr. Ryan Ogliore as they examine an alternative for possible colonization.

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is scheduled for liftoff on Sunday morning August 30th with About Space Today News coverage beginning at 7:00 AM. With David Denault and UCF Planetary Scientist Dr. Ryan Ogliore.

In Part 2, UCF Planetary Scientist Ryan Ogliore and Emmy Award broadcast journalist will discuss the idea of Terraforming Mars.