Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Apollo 15 with Andy Chacon this week on

Planetary Radio.

Welcome, I'm At Kaplan of the Planetary Society with more of the human adventure

across our solar system and beyond. You are moments away from one of those

classic conversations that makes me so glad we bring you this show.

Andy Chacon and I will talk about so much more than Apollo 15.

The author of A Man on the Moon has been thinking about the lessons Apollo can share with

the Artemis generation, about the beauty and importance of the moon, about how astronauts

have evolved over the decades, and about how difficult it will be to put humans on Mars,

but how important that goal remains.

We'll follow that act with another visit by the Planetary Society's Chief Scientist,

Bruce Bats.

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Shouldn't we be sending a robot to Saturn's moon and celadus? Of course we should.

I mean, just look at it, which is something you can do in the July 23rd edition

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You can also see China's Zerong Mars rover making a visit to its own backshell and parachute

on the plains of Mars.

These and much more are at planetary.org slash downlink, which is also where you can read about

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