How can we protect the Earth from an asteroid impact? Watch this episode of The Planetary Post with special guest Dr. Amy Mainzer of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Also, CEO Bill Nye continues our co-founder Carl Sagan's vision for solar sailing with a special appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.
March for Science participants join host Robert Picardo in support of space science and exploration in Washington, D.C.
In this update from The Planetary Post with Robert Picardo: star parties are magical events where one can observe the wonders of our night sky...and have a surprise Star Trek: Voyager reunion. Also, news about seven Earth-sized planets orbiting a red dwarf star, plus learn how you can help prevent an asteroid impact disaster.
Space exploration had a very exciting year, from Scott Kelly's record-breaking Year in Space aboard the ISS to a launch to an asteroid and much more in between. Robert Picardo takes a look back at some of the space science highlights of 2016.
A reading of Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot by Star Trek's Robert Picardo, who also serves as a member of The Planetary Society Board of Directors and is the host of our monthly email newsletter, The Planetary Post.
Welcome to the ninth installment of The Planetary Post. This month, host Robert Picardo tells us the history of the Cosmos Award for Outstanding Public Presentation of Science, named in honor of our co-founder Carl Sagan. Sign up for our newsletter at planetary.org/connect.
Welcome to the eigth installment of The Planetary Post, our monthly newsletter from Robert Picardo featuring the most notable space happenings. This month we journey to San Diego Comic-Con and quiz Trekkies and NASA scientists with trivia to celebrate Star Trek's 50th anniversary.
Welcome to the seventh installment of The Planetary Post, our monthly newsletter from Robert Picardo featuring the most notable space happenings. This month we explore the night skies of the U.S. National Parks and much more.
This month, Robert Picardo took a trip to Cal Poly for the LightSail 2 day-in-the-life test. This is the 6th installment of The Planetary Post, our monthly newsletter from Robert Picardo featuring the most notable space happenings.
Welcome to the fifth installment of The Planetary Post. This month, Bill Nye and Robert Picardo got a special tour of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center to see the amazing new James Webb Space Telescope.
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