Want to see a hot young Jupiter? You can, this week on planetary radio.

Welcome to the travel show that takes you to the Final Frontier.

I'm at Kaplan of the

Planetary Society. Astronomer Frank Marchis is back this time to tell us about the

first actual image of a Jupiter-like world circling a distant star.

Bill Nye and I will compare notes on The Martian, and Bruce Betts will get all his heavenly

bodies in a row for this week's What's Up.

But we begin with senior editor Emily Loch Wallace

take on the latest images from New Horizons. This time it's an utterly

spectacular image of Pluto's companion, Sharon.

Emily, it appears, we have found yet another gorgeous little world.

Yeah, who knew Sharon was going to be so interesting?

I mean, I was looking forward to seeing it.

I knew it would be different from Pluto, but wow how

different it is and how different it is from anything else we've ever seen before.

I was just staring once again, I'm doing it again now, at this beautiful image

that has been returned.

This is such a rich surface.

Yes, it has so many different colors

and it's really not that common in the solar system

for there to be surfaces that are a wide variety of different

colors on the same surface, but here we have Sharon. It's a it's generally

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