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Join America in Space Host Rick Potlock when he continues our reports leading to the February 18, landing of the Mars 2020 Rover in the Jezreel Crater.  

Watch the landing live on About Space Today stream.

In just 17 days from now, the  Mars 2020 Rover will land in the Jezreel Crater.   It will be the first time we see and hear the landing.  Join David Denault and Dawn Meyer with reports leading up to the February 18, landing.

Join Washington Bureau Chief Rick Potlock for Parts 4 & 5 and why NASA is worth the dollars with just the benefits to mankind.  

PLUS the Final Space Trivia Question!

Japan is the country to return samples from an asteroid.  Other stories include NASA's asteroid Bennu return and the Visitor Complex at the Kennedy Space Center is fully open.  Join Host David Denault for those stories and Space Trivia Question 7.

Join Rick Potlock as he continues his series is NASA worth the dollars.  In Part 3,  Rick presents the "Spin-Off's" or off-shoots of space technology.

In the past our astronauts used a Sextant to guide them and to find their location.  All that may history.  Join Host David Denault as he presents the Atomic Clock for space explorers.

Hidden in the 2.3 trillion spending bill was an authorization act is calling for an unclassified and all-sources report on UFO 's.  Join David Denault with this special report.

Listen today for Part 2 of "WHY NASA?" as Rick Potlock, Washington Bureau Chief continues with his five part series on the achievements and benefits to mankind as a result of our space program.

The Artemis Moon Mission will begin to take center stage for NASA as it prepares to send the first women and next man to the lunar surface.  Join Host David Denault and Dawn Meyer from America's Space Port.

Today marks the beginning of a Five Part Series of Why NASA. Join Washington Bureau Chief Rick Potlock on the achievements and benefits to mankind as a result of our space program.