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The diary of Adm. Richard Byrd has recently been made public and in it is a startling report of and underground crystal cave under Antarctica with "flying saucers."  Join David Denault about what this disclosure, if true, could mean to our national security.

The Hubble Telescope needs a boost and NASA and Space X are working on a solution that includes using a Dragon unmanned spacecraft to lift the telescope back to more than 300 miles above Earth.  Join Host Dawn Meyer on how to fix the orbit.

What if you discover the math theory you memorized in high school isn't new...but discovered and used thousands of years ago.  Join host David Denault and a new math discovery.

The next launch window opens on Monday, November 14th at 12:06 AM.  However, NASA administrators and launch control have both said they would prefer a daylight launch.  The first daylight opens on November 22nd at 7:06 AM.

In a historic effort to re-direct an asteroid, NASA DART satellite accomplished the mission.  Join Host Dawn Meyer, and NASA Administrator Bill Nelson on the success of the mission.

It's not science fiction and the implications are endless.  Join Host David Denault for this new out of this world discovery.

It will be the third launch date for NASA's Space X Crew 5 Mission to the international space station now scheduled for Wednesday, Oct 5 at noon ET.   Also Roscosmos has announced it will leave the ISS and begin building its own space station.  Join David Denault for details.

WATCH About Space Today's LIVE coverage of the NASA Space X Crew 5 Mission to the International Space Station.  Join David Denault and Dawn Meyer, Space Coast News Editor on Wednesday at 11:50am ET on the AST YouTube Channel:

https://tinyurl.com/aboutspacetodayYT 

Hurricane Ian has delayed the launches of the SLS and Space X Crew 5 mission to the international space station.   Dawn Meyer, Space Coast News Editor will have an update plus a history making collision with an asteroid that one day could save planet Earth.   

In its fifth NASA manned launch to the International Space Station, Space X Dragon spacecraft will carry two astronauts, a cosmonaut and ESA Japan veteran.  Join Host David Denault and meet Crew 5.