For every week since 2002, Planetary Radio has visited with a scientist, engineer, project manager, advocate or writer who provides a unique perspective on the quest for knowledge about our solar system and beyond. We also showcase regular features that raise your space IQ while they put a smile on your face.
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October 10, 2005 • 0:28:50
Swift satellite principal investigator Neil Gehrels on what causes the universe's biggest explosions. Q&A on the rings of Saturn, and a new space trivia contest during our What's Up segment about the night sky and more.
October 03, 2005 • 0:28:50
The Spaceward Foundation is about to host the first Space Elevator Games. Founder Ben Shelef talks about this and other projects. Q&A on where to look for life in our solar system and a new What's Up space trivia quiz.
September 26, 2005 • 0:28:50
NASA's Jim Garvin comments on the agency's just announced plans for human exploration and new spacecraft. Also Lou Friedman, Q&A on craters throughout the solar system, and Bruce Betts with a new What's Up contest.
September 19, 2005 • 0:28:50
Project Manger Junichiro Kawaguchi celebrates the arrival at asteroid Itokawa, with further insights provided by former JPL Director Bruce Murray. Q&A on ice volcanoes, and a new trivia contest on What's Up.
September 12, 2005 • 0:28:50
MRO Project Manager Jim Graf and Project Scientist Rich Zurek introduce us to their powerful new spacecraft. Running out of big Near Earth Objects on Q&A, and we get Lost In Space" during the latest What's Up."
September 05, 2005 • 0:28:50
The Pioneer Anomaly: A Mystery in Deep Space
August 29, 2005 • 0:28:50
Amateur Astronomy: Do It Yourself Space Exploration
August 22, 2005 • 0:28:50
A Tour of the Solar System With Bill Hartmann
August 15, 2005 • 0:28:50
Mike Brown, Discoverer of 2003 UB313...Planet 10?
August 08, 2005 • 0:28:50
Author and Four-Time Shuttle Astronaut Tom Jones
August 01, 2005 • 0:28:50
A Year of Saturn Discoveries From Cassini
July 25, 2005 • 0:28:50
NASA Goes for Star Trek Science: Bob Cassanova of the Institute for Advanced Concepts
July 18, 2005 • 0:28:50
Deep Impact Begins to Reveal Comet Secrets
July 11, 2005 • 0:28:50
Space Shuttle Flight Director Talks About Return to Flight
June 13, 2005 • 0:28:50
Move Over Hubble: The Spitzer Space Telescope
