So hoist up the solar sail and trim the inertial vectors. We're off to ride a

cosmic tide into uncharted sectors and charge up the ion drive and chart the navigation.

We'll be mates in altered states in cryoh hibernation.

From the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California, this is Planetary Radio Live.

Here is your host, The Planetary Society's Matt Kaplan. Travel Show that takes you to the Final Frontier. We're at one of my favorite places in the world,

the wonderful aquarium of the Pacific. I've been a volunteer here since the groundbreaking

for it's a beautiful seaside building. It was back in 1995.

Could there be a better place to talk about oceans?

I don't think so.

Not just our whole world's salty seas,

but the vast oceans that appear to be hiding under thick ice on worlds like Jupiter's

Moon Europa.

We'll hear from the Aquarium's Director of Education, David Bader, and the Jet Propulsion

Laboratories Deputy Chief Scientist for Solar System Exploration, Kevin Han.

Planetary Society CEO Bill Nye, the Science Guy, will join the conversation.

That's Michael Nanto, over there providing our musical

accompaniment. He'll have more nautical numbers for us in a few minutes. We'll

close this week's show as we always do by welcoming astronomer and Planetary Society Director of Projects, Bruce Betts, to the stage

for What's Up and the chance for our live audience to win a prize or two for themselves.

Now we knew that Emily Lochuvalala would be away on business this week.

That's why she and I recently made the short drive from Planetary Society

headquarters to the birthplace of a powerful new robot that will soon be exploring Mars.

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