Hello and welcome to another bonus episode from the Supermassive podcast from the Royal Astronomical Society with me, science journalist, Izzy Clark, astrophysicist Dr. Becky Smethurst and the society's deputy director, Dr. Robert Massey.

So before we dive into everyone's questions,

I think we've had some really lovely messages from listeners this month.

Becky, can you read up this next one?

Sure.

Okay, so this one's from Andrew Street, who writes,

Dear Supermassive Folks, do I enjoy that?

Very late to the party, I know,

but I only recently discovered the podcast,

and I've

been busily devouring the catalogue. Like Becky, I am borderline obsessed with Zan, and wanted to

share this link with you. Because I am insanely fortunate, I was one of the handful of people invited

the Deep Space Network site at Tidbinbilla, I'm gonna guess,

Tidbinbilla, near Canberra.

I would say that.

Invited to the Deep Space Network site

at Tidbinbilla near Canberra back in September 2017

for the final transmission from Cassini.

And as was discussed on your episode,

it was indeed a deeply emotional experience,

so much so that I wrote

a piece about it for The Guardian, and that's the link that Andrew has sent. It's still one of the

...