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Look up, Look Around and Get lost on Earth and on Space!
Enjoy a great broadcast with a great overview of Maria Zuber, Serah Steward Johnson and Paige Arthur that all have or currently work at JPL going where no one has gone before!
Go into the fascinating story of Pluto's discovery and geograpy and come a little closer to home and see what its like to be on the Internatinal Space Station, surreal and suprising.
We check out the blue skies in Capitol Reef with hawks and the dusk and nightime sky with all of its jewels. We also broadcast a letter from NASA scientists to legislators and NASA administrators and the public. We talk about NASA's Artemis mission coming up to the moon with the first woman and person of color on board and we're all on board with this! We also go way out to Jupiter with the Lucy probe to check out the Trojan asteroids out here, and bring the little skywatcher space ship back to Earth and go under the blue ocean with Humpback Whales and their singing and talking!
Osirus Rex brought back signs of the ingredients of life from Asteroid Bennu!
We also check out the Garifuna Culture from the Ocean!
Lots of space going on and poet Tina Thomas or Tininja with a poem she wrote called Time!
The moon passes in front of Mars as Mars is at its closest for 26 months! Bepi Columbo from European Space Agency and Japan Space Agency drops very close to Mercury and the Parke Solar Probe from NASA/JPL gets close to the Sun again!
We check out what New Horizons found out on Pluto and where the intrepid space ship went after this out to the Kuiper Belt and what it discovered. Also talk about the International Space Station and have a passage from a book called Orbital.
We check on the Artemis NASA moon program with an update, and we look at the latest in Gravity Waves affecting vibrations from Black Holes communicating with each other, well sending gravity waves! Oh yeah jingle bells from space in 1965!
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