On episode 245 of SOMEWHERE IN THE SKIES, we are joined by head science writer at The Debrief, Christopher Plain. We discuss all the latest news he's been covering, including a company who is weeks away from launching its own one-person flying saucers, a new telescope that will search for ET life in Alpha Centauri, NASA's plans to build a nuclear reactor on the moon, and exciting news about the creation of the world's first warp bubble. We also discuss all the latest UFO news and end with Alzheimers-curing coffee, narcissistic astrologers, and what we can expect from The Debrief as we hurdle closer to 2022!

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