Come with me to the Humans to Mars Summit this week on Planetary Radio.

Welcome.

I'm at Kaplan of the Planetary Society with more of the human adventure across our solar

system and beyond.

Another blockbuster show for you, it was so great to be back in Washington, D.C. for

the first time in three years.

Our Mars decided the time was right to bring the Mars community together for a face-to-face

gathering.

I'll share conversations I had with several stars of the summit, including poet, artist,

and now astronaut, Sian Proctor.

She served as pilot for the Inspiration for Mission on a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft.

And Laurie Glaze, the Director of NASA's Planetary Science Division, later will enjoy

our regular visit with Bruce Bats, who has a special opportunity to announce.

Burr, it's a chilly winter, Martian morning, you'll see atop the June 3rd edition of

the downlink.

Four images taken by the Mars Odyssey Orbiter of Beautiful Frost down on the surface.

Ingenuity has begun a well-earned winter snooze.

The cold, reduced sunlight and dust storms will keep the little helicopter grounded for

the winter.

To a planetary dot org slash downlink, those cute little plants are in soil that is never

before seen life.

The University of Florida is growing them in actual lunar soil collected decades ago by

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