About Space Today

Just how did Tremor the Dinosaur get into space?  Join Dawn Meyer, AST Florida Space News Editor from the Kennedy Space Center as she reports on Tremor and Zero Gravity Indicators.

One year from today the worlds largest telescope ever built will be launched into deep space.  Join Host David Denault as he introduces you to the James Webb Telescope, seven times larger than Hubble.

A SPECIAL REPORT from the Kennedy Space Center with Dawn Meyer, About Space Today's Florida Space New Editor.  Join Dawn as you'll learn what NASA describes with SPLICE sensore "will enable safer and more accurate lunar landings than ever before.  The systems algorithms and sensors could allow lunar lander to touch down in rugged terrain in places unreachable during the Apollo program.

The series concludes today with an analysis of what About Space Today has found and what might be found when the Mars Rover return soil and rock samples from another planet.  Are We Alone? Join David Denault for his thoughts.

If you haven't hear...it will be the first helicopter on Mars.  Listen as Rick Potlock from our Washington Bureau, has the story and a surprise from NASA.

Before we learn of two unexplained Alien Abduction cases,  listen to what happened in Rendlesham Forrest as time expired last week.  You'll hear actual recordings while events take place in a forest not far from London.

 One  of most famous, yet unexplained, Alien Abductions is the Betty and Barney Hill encounter.  Hear actual recordings while under hypnosis and learn of a star chart.

This is an amazing story of Michelle Colizzi and building the Mars  Rover for a search of alien life on the Red Planet.  Join Rick Potlock as he introduces a scientist/astronaut who helped put it all together.

About Space Today continues to investigate Are We Alone?  Join David Denault as he presents two UFO encounters in Roswell, N.M. and in Rendelsham Forrest in England.  

Listen to actual audio of the alien descriptions and the landing and sightings in a forest not far from London.

This week, America In Space will feature a soccer star and astronaut.  Join Rick Potlock from the Washington Bureau as he introduces Lt. Col. Nicole Mann.  Rick says you'll get a kick out of this program.