Casini's Linda Spilker, reporting from Saturn, this week on planetary Radio. Radio. Welcome to the travel show that takes you to the Final Frontier.

I'm Matt Kaplan of the Planetary Society.

She's back. Our most frequent guest, the Project Scientist,

for the Cassini Mission, will give us yet another update from one of the most interesting,

provocative, mysterious, glorious neighborhoods in the solar system.

My conversation with Linda Spilker at JPL begins right after we hear from Emily Lockwala and

Bill Nye.

Bruce Betts will join me a little later for this week's What's Up.

But before all that, here's a brief quote from someone who may have been the happiest

man on or above earth a few days ago. This has been a fantastic day.

I'd like to again thank NASA and the whole SpaceX team

for an amazing job.

I'm really proud of everyone.

This really couldn't have gone better. Yeah, I'm just overwhelmed with joy. It's

been 10 years and to have done this and have it go so well is is incredibly

satisfying. We look forward to doing lots more missions in the

future and continuing to upgrade the technology and and push the

frontier of space transportation.

Elon Musk of SpaceX, barely an hour after his dragon capsule safely splash down in the

Pacific and after it delivered cargo to the International Space Station. We congratulate everyone at

SpaceX for what is just the start of something big. Here is Planetary Society

Science and Technology Coordinator Emily Lochuwala. Emily welcome back.

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