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-aged space nerd with a fro.

Continuing to talk about things that only interest 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.

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So what's going on in NASA news?

Well, it looks like the beauty of open space is still with it and among us.

This is not really news or not new today, but there have been more images and discussions

about Mars habitat being released.

This is, it just got to Al Jazeera, however, it had been 3D printed and released to the public

on back in March of 24th of 2023.

Now, I don't feel so bad, I'm not the only one, it's me and Al Jazeera, and the Euro news

getting all of the delayed news late, but the sun had it, also had it too, so, but there's

just so much going on and as far as space travel, this is not new either.

It's like you don't realize how every day things, space to try this, asteroids, et cetera,

not life threatening, but bombard us every day and how much passes us by and doesn't actually

impact our planet.

But I think we're hit almost daily or many hourly by space junk and rocks, et cetera,

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