Inspiring the next generation through space education, this week on Planetary Radio.

I'm Sarah Allah mid of the Planetary Society, with more of the human adventure across our

solar system and beyond.

As the school year draws to a close, it's the perfect moment to look skyward and reflect

on the power of space education to spark wonder in young minds.

We'll share interviews with key figures from some of the most impactful space education

on outreach programs near the Planetary Society's headquarters in Southern California.

And hopefully, it'll give you some good advice on how to spark curiosity in the hearts

and minds of the young people in your life.

We'll hear from the space communicators involved with the Planetary Academy, the Griffith Observatory

School program, and the Mount Wilson STEM Outreach program.

Then we'll check in with the ever insightful Bruce Betts for what's up, so you can know

what to watch for on the upcoming night sky.

And here's a fun fact.

Did you know that Bruce Betts' Archive Scientist has a side hustle writing kids' space

books?

You'll hear more about that later in the episode.

But first, let's get into this week's Space News.

I love this story.

A meteorite from the Ada Aquarius may have struck a New Jersey home.

This annual meteor shower, which peaked about two weeks ago, is caused by the Earth passing

through the debris left behind by the comet Haley.

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