Exploring the radiant infancy of the Jovian system, this week on Planetary Radio.

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

solar system and beyond.

This week we're traveling back in time to the early solar system to delve into the luminous

beginnings of Jupiter and the profound impact it had on one of its most fascinating moons,

I.O.

Carver Beerson, a postdoctoral researcher at Arizona State University, joins us to unravel

the deep connection between Jupiter's early brightness and the processes that could have

turned a once-watery I.O. into a world covered in lakes of lava.

But first, we'll hear from two legendary figures of space exploration, Voyager Project

Manager Susan Dodd and Voyager Project Scientist Linda Spilker.

They'll share their insights on the remarkable reestablishment of connection with the Voyager

Two spacecraft, with our Senior Communications Advisor, Matt Kaplan.

And stay tuned for What's Up with Bruce Betts, our Chief Scientist, as he answers a question

from our Planetary Society member community.

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You may have heard a sigh of relief from all of us here at the Planetary Society and

other space fans around the world on August 2nd.

That's when we got word that the Jet Propulsion Lab had reestablished full communications

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