Mighty Jupiter Returns this week on Planetary Radio.

Welcome. I'm Matt Kaplan of the Planetary Society, with more of the human adventure across

our solar system and beyond. Scott Bolton is back, the leader of the Juno mission that

has spent nearly five years orbiting and revealing Jupiter has great science to report.

Scott is also going to tell us a story about Carl Sagan that you don't want to miss.

The fun and fascination continue when Planetary Society chief scientist Bruce Betts drops in with another report on the

night sky, where there is a lot to marvel at, and you might earn a Planetary Radio t-shirt.

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And share the good news about the solar system and beyond

by telling your friends about our little show. Thank you. Here are a couple of headlines from

the May 28th edition of our weekly newsletter, The Downlink. We're pretty certain that a vast

ocean of liquid water is under the kilometers of ice that blanket Europa.

A new computer model of the Jovian moon now points to underwater volcanoes, much like the

ones at the bottom of Earth's seas. And you know what's found surrounding those energy sources

on our planet, right? Extraterrestrial tube worms, anyone?

Mars-Science rover Curiosity is delivered tantalizing, but still inconclusive evidence for

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