Space, the final.

the final frontier. The stories contained within this content are the after 5 p.m. and before 8 p.m. escapades 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 and 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. Just when you thought that it was silent, that the earth was just and the universe was just one big void and there is silence.

There is just so much noise or music

that is contained within our system itself. A lot of what we know about sound waves and music we can

actually gather from the public domain that has been gathered by infrared technology and goes on to be

enjoyed now with the James Webb Space Telescope. This telescope has replaced Hubble as one of the most

powerful space telescopes ever built and it's basically was built by North

for gunman a company that is headquartered here in America.

And some of the beauty, the solar system, hold on for a second. I basically had pulled up several of the James Webb

infrared telescope and I'll actually include a lot of these in the extended

podcast note that's on Dale's Angels Inc. but these are some of the I just am just fascinated by space. I've always been fascinated by even prior to me

Participating in the Space Life Sciences Training Program all the way back in 1992.

And I did it for more than hanging on the beach with my friends.

I actually had a really good time.

But when you go to the Webb Space Telescope, you see asteroids and you see only portions of our vast universe.

It is absolutely amazing and I've included them in the podcast notes because I think they're

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