What’s Next for Mars Exploration?

What’s Next for Mars Exploration?

The Red Planet is slowly revealing its deepest secrets, but there’s much more to learn. The biggest mystery is whether it has ever been home to life. Caltech and JPL planetary scientist Bethany Ehlmann lays out the path ahead in a fascinating conversation. The holiday night sky is alive with stars, planets and even a meteor shower. Bruce Betts will tell all in What’s Up. Our last episode of the year opens with space exploration headlines from the Planetary Society’s news digest, The Downlink. Learn more and enter the space trivia contest at https://www.planetary.org/multimedia/planetary-radio/show/2019/1225-2019-bethany-ehlmann-mars.html

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Celebrating 30 Years of Hubble with Astronaut John Grunsfeld

Celebrating 30 Years of Hubble with Astronaut John Grunsfeld

Former astronaut and NASA Associate Administrator John Grunsfeld is often called the Hubble Repairman. He made three space shuttle trips to the space telescope to repair and upgrade it. Now he looks b...

27 Mai 20201h 1min

Crew Dragon Deep Dive with Astronaut Garrett Reisman

Crew Dragon Deep Dive with Astronaut Garrett Reisman

Engineer and former astronaut Garrett Reisman spent four months on the International Space Station before moving to SpaceX. Ten years of work at the company are about to climax when a Crew Dragon caps...

20 Mai 202043min

Looking for Life in Alien Oceans

Looking for Life in Alien Oceans

Jet Propulsion Lab astrobiologist Kevin Hand has just written Alien Oceans: The Search for Life in the Depths of Space. Kevin and Mat explore these seas and whether they may have nurtured organisms wi...

13 Mai 202053min

The Crew Dragon Countdown Begins, With Former NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver

The Crew Dragon Countdown Begins, With Former NASA Deputy Administrator Lori Garver

Lori Garver may have been the strongest advocate of commercial space development in her days at NASA. Now one of that program’s greatest goals is about to achieved with the flight of American astronau...

6 Mai 202058min

Space Policy Edition: Our Moral Obligation to Explore Space

Space Policy Edition: Our Moral Obligation to Explore Space

Are we morally obligated to pursue space exploration? What ethical considerations should we consider when creating space policy? Philosopher James Schwartz joins the show to address these questions an...

1 Mai 20201h 11min

Life on Mars: Joining the Quest with Penny Boston and Jim Green

Life on Mars: Joining the Quest with Penny Boston and Jim Green

Mat Kaplan recently hosted the first of a series of Explore Mars live and interactive events. NASA astrobiologist Penelope Boston and NASA Chief Scientist James Green joined him for a thrilling conver...

29 Apr 202055min

The Royal Astronomical Society at 200

The Royal Astronomical Society at 200

“The object of THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY shall be the encouragement and promotion of Astronomy, Solar-System Sciences, Geophysics and closely related branches of science.” That’s what you’ll find...

22 Apr 20201h 13min

NASA Administrator James Bridenstine Returns

NASA Administrator James Bridenstine Returns

We talk with NASA’s leader about how the agency is meeting the challenge of the pandemic. He looks forward to the future with confidence as he offers updates on projects including the Perseverance Mar...

15 Apr 202049min

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