We're going on an astro-geology adventure. This week on planetary radio.

I'm Sarah Al Ahmed of the Planetary Society, with more of the Human Adventure

across our solar system and beyond. Sometimes when you want to learn more

about other worlds, all you have to do is step outside your door.

Planetary Radio's creator and former host Matt Kaplan takes us on an adventure today with planetary geologist Kirby Runyon.

They'll take us through the terrain of New Mexico, USA. with planetary geologist Kirby Runyon.

They'll take us through the terrain of New Mexico, USA

as they tour locations that can teach us more

about the worlds beyond our own.

Then Bruce Betts, the chief scientist of the planetary society,

will pop in for what's up, and a discussion of the most other

worldly places we've been. He'll also share a new random space fact.

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Cosmos and are place within it.

Next week I'll be talking with the team behind Ness's upcoming Dragonfly mission to Saturn's

Moon Titan. It's a world that's so similar to our own and yet very alien.

It's the only other place in our solar system with a thick nitrogen atmosphere, but it also has rain and lakes and rivers.

But instead of flowing liquid water, that world is shaped by liquid methane.

There's something really comforting knowing that no matter how distant and strange the other worlds may be, there's often a hint of the familiar.

I've been fortunate to travel to numerous places on our beautiful planet.

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