Mars' rotation is speeding up, this week on Planetary Radio.

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

solar system and beyond.

Data from the now-retired NASA Insight Mission is providing new details about how fast

Mars rotates and how much it wobbles.

The Insight Rise Instruments principal investigator, Sebastian Lemaster, from the Royal Observatory

of Belgium joins us this week to get into the details.

The Planetary Society's Digital Community Manager, Amber Trujillo, will share her experience

observing the October 14, 2023, annular solar eclipse, and her adventure to the Osiris

Rex Sample Return Capsule's opening at the Johnson Space Center.

Then our Director of Government Relations, Jack Curly, will share the triumphs of our

most recent Planetary Society Day of Action, and update all of us on the status of the

Mars Sample Return Mission.

Hang on until the end for what's up with Bruce Betts, our Chief Scientist, as he shares

an asteroid mission-themed random space-fact.

And for those of you looking forward to our upcoming episode about diffraction solar

sailing, which we announced on last week's show, don't worry, we're still going to be

hearing from that team in the coming weeks.

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