<p>In just days, the Orion spacecraft will be returning to Earth with some of the most important scientific data on deep space travel for astronauts.  Join host Dawn Meyer, for the science of Orion and the Cubesats.</p>

In just days, the Orion spacecraft will be returning to Earth with some of the most important scientific data on deep space travel for astronauts. Join host Dawn Meyer, for the science of Orion and the Cubesats.

<p>In just days, the Orion spacecraft will be returning to Earth with some of the most important scientific data on deep space travel for astronauts.&nbsp; Join host Dawn Meyer, for the science of Orion and the Cubesats.</p>

Artemis the Science & Cubesat

AMERICA'S RETURN TO SPACE -  News and Information on America's space program - Artemis Return to Moon and on to Mars. Space X Crew Missions to the International Space Station and our unmanned scientific satellites and rovers on Mars.
      On Tuesday's join broadcast journalist David Denault, former NPR space correspondent AND On Friday's - with broadcast journalist Dawn Meyer, Space Coast News Editor and Host of America In Space.  A 28 years veteran of the Space Shuttle Program.

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AMERICA'S RETURN TO SPACE - News and Information on America's space program - Artemis Return to Moon and on to Mars. Space X Crew Missions to the International Space Station and our unmanned scientific satellites and rovers on Mars. On Tuesday's join broadcast journalist David Denault, former NPR space correspondent AND On Friday's - with broadcast journalist Dawn Meyer, Space Coast News Editor and Host of America In Space. A 28 years veteran of the Space Shuttle Program.

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