It's time to save NASA science again.

We'll take you inside the Planetary Society's Day of Action this week on Planetary Radio.

I'm Sarah Al Ahmed of the Planetary Society, with more of the human adventure across our solar

system and beyond. Every year, Planetary Society members from the United States travel to Washington,

D.C. to make the case for funding the scientific exploration of space in the U.S. Congress.

This week we hear from Jen Vaughn, CEO of the Planetary Society on her first day of action in her new role.

Then we hear from David Johnson, a charter member of the Planetary Society making his very first trip to Capitol Hill after 46 years of membership.

We'll meet Gabe Segarra, a healthcare researcher and human factors scientist.

Then Michael Wong, planetary scientist and astrobiologist at Carnegie Science.

Later at the after-party, I caught up with Jason Serendolo and Alex Swayla.

And we'll close out with Philip Shane, an eight-year Day of Action veteran who's been watching

this movement grow from a handful of people

to one of the largest advocacy events in our organization's history.

Then Bruce Betts, our chief scientist, joins us for What's Up,

where we'll talk about the specific missions that we're fighting to save.

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On April 20, 26, more than 130 space advocates from 34 U.S. states and the District of Columbia

came together in the U.S. Capitol for the Planetary Society's Day of Action.

It's our annual event where members travel to Washington, D.C., on their own time and at their own expense,

to walk the halls of the U.S. Congress and champion

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