Move over Pioneer. Now it's the flyby anomaly on planetary radio. Hi everyone,

welcome to Public Radio's travel show that takes you to the final frontier.

I'm Matt Kaplan.

What the heck is going on in the universe? Well, we try

to answer that question every week, but this time we really mean what the heck is going

on with physics, dark matter, dark energy, and spacecraft that are going

faster than they're supposed to be after they fly by our Earth.

We'll talk with retired Celestial Mechanic John Anderson about the just published Fly By anomaly.

Bill Nye the Science Guy Waxes poetic about the recent lunar eclipse, get it.

And Bruce Bats will tell us what's to see in the night sky. No Q&A this week, but only because Emily

Lochuwala has a special report on the first rings ever discovered around a moon. And it's a moon of Saturn man some planets get all the luck oh my goodness did you

see that image of a landslide on Mars a landslide that was underway at that very

moment not surprisingly it was the high-rise camera on the

Mars reconnaissance orbiter that got the shot, though it was just a happy accident.

The image and a story are at planetary.org.

Join us next week for a conversation with high-rise principal investigator Alfred McEwen.

As we prepare this week's show, Space Shuttle Endeavor is almost ready for a trip to the International Space Station.

SDS 123 will deliver the first piece of a Japanese built lab and the Canadian-made robotics system known as Dexter.

NASA plans a 16-day mission.

Time to talk anomalies with John Anderson.

That'll be right after this week's visit with Bill Nye. Bill Nye, the planetary guy here, Vice President of the Planetary Society.

A couple of weeks ago, I was not in Pasadena, Planetary Society headquarters as I am right

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