Space. Space the final frontier. The stories can't contain within this content are the after 5 p.m. and before 8 p.m.

of a middle age space nerd with a fro.

Continuing to talk about things that only interests me for bonus content.

I will talk about Space News, pop culture in space in shop talk

ramen and break down the latest episode of Star Trek

whatever is coming out from the latest franchise and also whatever is popping in my

head if you're up for this journey just know that this is a metered, shade-laced opinion.

If you don't agree, don't subscribe, but I hope you will and thanks for the support. 3.2.2. 1.0. And this time. Three, two, one, zero, ever, and lift off.

Lippoff. Americans return to space as discovery clears the tower.

Let folks in space.

We're only limited by our own current states if you're not able to see beyond this no or your current circumstance you'll always be trapped in your

current circumstance that's Felicia Baxter, chilling on a Wednesday afternoon.

I've always, I've started calling myself a citizen scientist because that's what NASA and a lot of the other

space agencies call me in preparing this part of the segment I came up with what could I call

it the blackification of space we come in but you know in our honesty we're already out there we've got two and

this basically took me doing and having the time to do the research

to be able to make this podcast great.

For example, there are, if you live in places I'm sure like, or where is Kenny Space

then that's Daytona. Besides NASCAR, there is also, it's Edwards, the former space where they used to have launches and landings in California.

I don't know if it burned up or got destroyed by an earthquake or it was decommission,

haven't heard a whole bunch about it.

There's Houston and there's Huntsville.

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