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In this week's @PlanRad episode, we're getting Starstruck with @starstrickenSF 🤩
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Which world seems the most stressed out?
42%Io (Jupiters stress ball)
27%Venus (crushing pressure)
15%Pluto (identity crisis)
17%Phobos (falling apart)
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The spacecraft that's built like an armored tank. Dive into the latest mind-blowing discoveries on Jupiter’s moons, Ganymede, Europa, and Io, with Scott Bolton, the principal investigator for @NASASolarSystem's #JunoMission. This week on @planrad 🎙️ planetary.org/planetary-radi…
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We are saddened by the passing of Dr. Frank Drake.
Drake was driven by the question of whether we are alone in the universe. His work, including the famous Drake Equation, has shaped the search for life for decades.
Our CEO @BillNye shares his thoughts on Drake's passing here.
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To celebrate THE MOONS SYMPHONY recording this weekend where @marinalsop leads @londonsymphony on Mon 23rd, May there will be a special Planetary Live Radio event in London @exploreplanets co-hosted by the Imperial College with VIP panelist! Come and join us from 6-8pm @PlanRad
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From Star Trek captains to planetary scientists and everyday people who care about space science and exploration, there's a place for you in The Planetary Society.
Together, we're on a mission to expand our understanding of the universe. Join us at: planet.ly/join2022

ALT This graphic is titled, "Take your place in space: Join The Planetary Society." It is separated into four sections. The first says "Science Educators" with a picture of Planetary Society CEO Bill Nye. The second says, "Star Trek Captains," with a picture of Kate Mulgrew, who played Captain Janeway in Star Trek: Voyager. The third reads, "Planetary Scientists," with an image of Planetary Society President Bethany Ehlmann, and the last reads, "And you."
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Should we leave space exploration to the robots?
We talk to the authors of the new book "The End of Astronauts: Why Robots are the Future of Exploration," this week on our @PlanRad podcast.
Listen here: planetary.org/planetary-radi…
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Catch @planrad's episode, Planetary Radio, available now on #ContentDepot
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Join us Thurs Feb 3, 2022 at 2pm EST for a webinar featuring Nobel Prize winning astrophysicist/cosmologist Dr. John C. Mather. Moderated by @PlanRad, they'll discuss the current status & expectations for the @NASAWebb over the next decade. 🚀 jwst-exploring-eternity.even…
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Mat Kaplan (@PlanRad) of The Planetary Society (@exploreplanets) did several recent podcasts about #JWST: (1) Ready for launch and science: planetary.org/planetary-radi…
and (2) Visiting JWST: planetary.org/planetary-radi…
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Listen in as our friend @PlanRad discusses highlights from this year #HumansToMars summit and all the intriguing panels.🚀
Leaders from space agencies worldwide came together at this year's virtual Humans to Mars Summit, produced by @exploremars.
We're sharing highlights from the event this week on @PlanRad.
Listen here: planetary.org/planetary-radi…
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Just 3 hours until our FREE virtual premiere of Sailing the Light.
@BillNye will take your questions along with members of the LightSail team after the documentary.
Join us on YouTube live at 10:00 am PT (17:00 UTC) at: youtube.com/watch?v=NnKsHlV1…
We can't wait!
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.@NASAPersevere is driving farther and faster than any previous Mars rover, thanks to its AutoNav system.
This week on @PlanRad, @spaceroboticist takes us inside the speedy, six-wheeled robot for a look at its mechanics and software.
Listen here: planetary.org/planetary-radi…
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Space tourism could usher in a new era of more affordable space research.
Planetary scientist @AlanStern joins us on @PlanRad this week to discuss what this means for suborbital science and update us on the @NASANewHorizons mission.
Listen here: planetary.org/planetary-radi…
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The ability to shape our future in the #cosmos starts with a vivid & compelling #vision. This is why I'm creating "Goodnight Moon Base." Want to see this vision become real? @PlanRad @exploreplanets @CaseyDreier @jasonrdavis @RandomSpaceFact youtube.com/watch?v=gbs4sQK3…
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Amateur astronomers saving the world!
We've awarded more than 60 Shoemaker NEO grants to astronomers around the globe, helping them to discover, track, and characterize asteroids. In this week's @PlanRad, we hear from two of these observers.
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Join philosopher @ChelseaHaramia and biologist @CharlesEKupchel with moderator @KimelKris for our next #HumanityInDeepSpace webinar about the implications and search for life in the universe. Free session but registration required. Register now! #deepspace
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What is your favorite invention created for space that has been put to work down here on Earth?
Daniel Lockney, Technology Transfer Program Executive for NASA Headquarters, joins us on @PlanRad to talk about @NASA's Spinoff 2021 collection!
Listen at: planetary.org/planetary-radi…
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@CaseyDreier @PlanRad @exploreplanets should have @RocketToLulu & @erikanesvold (@makingnewworlds) on the podcast talking about the space & science budget compared to the military budget, decolonizing space science, exploration, language & actions, commercialization of space, etc
I appreciate this point (& @JuniperLSimonis as an amazing human) but I think picking on big price tags that are actually small fry in government spending is a mistake. The defense budget is nearly $700 billion— tap the war machine and pay people reparations, income, etc




















