Celebrating the Voyager Mission this week on planetary radio. Planetary Radio. That frontier is the edge of our solar system.

I'm at Kaplan of the Planetary Society.

Join us at a little party we threw.

We celebrated the 35th anniversary of one of humanity's greatest voyages of discovery.

You'll hear from Voyager Project Scientist Ed Stone,

our regular contributor, Emily Loch Wala,

Carl Sagan's longtime partner Andrewian,

and Dr Sagan's words about the pale blue dot we all live on.

Planetary Society CEO Bill Nye couldn't join us, but I did catch him via Skype, just

as he had returned from another celebration of sorts.

Bill, welcome back from London.

Tell us, what was your adventure over there?

Oh man, it was, it really was fantastic.

So these guys at YouTube worked with Google to have a worldwide contest for students to suggest experiments on the International Space Station.

These two young women from Michigan, one,

and a guy from Egypt one.

And there's two experiments that are flying.

And there's Senita Williams doing flips and showing the experiments.

Every time she, it was her turn to speak,

she would just let go with a microphone and leave it there

in orbit with her sitting right in front of her in her

frame of reference is really people in zero gravity really is striking you know and

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