NASA Administrator James Bridenstein returns this week on planetary radio.

Welcome, I'm Matt Kaplan of the the Planetary Society, with more of the human adventure across our solar system and beyond.

NASA in the time of COVID-19, the leader of the United States Space Agency will share with us how it is meeting the

challenge of the pandemic and looking forward toward what he still sees as a bright future

across the expanse.

You'll only hear this conversation on planetary radio.

We'll look back at Apollo 13 with Planetary Society Chief Advocate Casey Dreyer.

Casey will also introduce us to his planetary exploration

budget data set.

We'll close, as always, with an examination of the night sky courtesy of Bruce Betts.

Bruce will reveal the performers of the first concert in space and much more.

All of that is ahead right after this week's glance through the Down Lake,

the Planetary Society's gift of resources. right after this week's glance through the downlink,

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that will fuel your interplanetary journey

for the next seven days.

Don't miss its shot of Saturn's rings taken through the thick atmosphere of Titan by the

Cassini spacecraft. Comet 2i Borisov, an interstellar visitor that was detected passing

through our solar system last year

has apparently split into two pieces. Researchers made the discovery using the Hubble

Space Telescope. Bruce will have more comet news during what's up.

NASA has closed the application period for its latest round of would-be astronauts.

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