Can you find the final frontier.

I'm at Kaplan of the Planetary Society. The New Horizon spacecraft will study the

former ninth planet in 2015. Then what? Astronomer and podcast host Pamela Gay

will tell us how we can join the search for New Horizons next

target.

Speaking of targets, NASA has announced the destination for the Mars Science Laboratory

Rover, now known as Curiosity.

Emily Lautwala will tell us about it in a moment.

She's also got an exciting update from opportunity,

that other robot that continues to crawl across the red planet.

Remember the pioneer anomaly?

Bill Nye says that 40-year-old mystery may nearly be solved.

And Bruce Betts will provide the solution for yet another space trivia quiz in our what's up segment.

We begin as always with the Planetary Society Science and Technology Coordinator.

Emily Lachto-Wala is also the editor of the blog at planetary.org.

Emily, let's start with big news from the Curiosity Team, Mars Science Laboratory.

That's right, they're getting ready for launching the spacecraft. It's being stacked together

at Kennedy Space Center. But the news this week is that we finally know where it's going.

It's going to Gail Crater. Gail is a crater that's 150 kilometers in diameter.

It's near Mars's equator.

Smack-Dab on the boundary between the so-called dichotomy boundary

between the southern highlands and the northern lowlands,

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