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The Polaris Dawn Mission is set for launch, Space X prepares for next Starship test and Starliner update on This Week In Space with John Gomez.

Orbiting the Earth every 92-minutes for more than 25 years is the International Space Station. In 2030, the ISS will be deorbited and hopefully burn-up in the atmosphere. Join Dawn Meyer, Space Coast News Editor for how NASA plans to safely return the massive structure

NASA has found caves on the Moon. Caves that could provide lifesaving shelters from harsh environment on the lunar surface. Join David Denault, Executive News Editor on these new discoveries.

The private exploration of space has become a quest. AXIOM Space announces its next crew and if Starliner doesn't return to Earth in the days ahead, NASA's Crew 9 mission will be delayed. Join John Gomez, This Week In Space Editor for details.

On Wednesday, August 7, Special Report investigates the caves found on the Moon and could they support a living space for astronauts?  Join David Denault for details.

The Space X Investigation is now complete and the Falcon 9 can now fly again.  But what we didn't know.  Join Dawn Meyer, Space Coast News Editor for details.

It's getting busy coming and going to space.   The private all civilian crew of Polaris-Dawn will have to wait until late August and Crew 9 cannot launch until Starline undocks.  Join John Gomez, This Week In Space Editor.

If you thought last week's report on washing clothes on the ISS,  how about watering plants?  Join Dawn Meyer, Space Coast News Editor.

Another mysterious monolith found in a cave in Cypress. Where are they from and what is there purpose?  Join David Denault on the most recent monolith finds plus other discoveries here in the U.S.

NASA announces the Viper Mission is cancelled, the return of the Northern Lights to America? And a Starliner Update.  Join John Gomez, This Week In Space Editor for details.