Hello again, space fans, Matt Kaplan here with a very quick message this time.

Just wanted once again to thank those of you who have responded to our plea for support.

Those of you who are helping to save Planetary Radio, it really does come down to that.

Thank you so much for those of you who've responded by going to Planetary.org

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without having to become a planetary society member. It really does mean a lot to

us. Those of you who have not yet responded, well, we know some of you simply can't and some

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Okay, not a problem. We still hope you enjoy listening to the podcast.

But if you do have it within you and also within

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It really may help us.

It really may prevent this radio show from going the way of, oh I don't know,

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during today's show during the what's up segment

that's it we'll leave it at that thank you so much once again for listening and

especially to those of you who've been able to help us out. Take your best shot of Mars, this week on the

on the this week on Planetary Radio. Hi everyone,

Welcome to Public Radio's

Travel Show that takes you to the Final Frontier.

I'm at Kaplan of the Planetary Society. You may have

seen Mars through a telescope, you may even have photographed it. But how would you

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