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Predicting a bright future: CNN launches Saved by the Future

CNN has announced the launch of its new series titled Saved by the Future. The series will premiere on October 17. In the first of three 30-minute shows, host Nicki Shields holds conversations with Bill Nye, Fabien Cousteau and Kathy...

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Updated At : 01:05 PM Oct 16, 2020 IST

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CNN has announced the launch of its new series titled Saved by the Future. The series will premiere on October 17. In the first of three 30-minute shows, host Nicki Shields holds conversations with Bill Nye, Fabien Cousteau and Kathy Sullivan, who transport us to a world of future possibilities that once seemed like mere science fiction, from mobility in space to electric drones that can predict the weather.

Shields first speaks with Bill Nye about the future of space exploration. Nye is the CEO of the Planetary Society, which successfully launched its LightSail 2 spacecraft in 2019.

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