Making the case for a return to Enceladus, 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.

NASA Jet Propulsion Lab researcher Morgan Cable balances a lot of tasks, and sometimes

she balances herself on a mountain unicycle.

You'll have to listen to the end of our recent conversation to learn about that.

Along the way you'll hear her passion at plea for a mission to Saturn's tiny but very active

moon.

Morgan is lead author on a paper that lays out the reasons.

She'll also tell us about fascinating work with organic crystals that may be common on

Saturn's biggest moon, Titan, the target of the upcoming Dragonfly mission.

How many spaceships are parked at the International Space Station?

That space trivia quiz from Bruce Betts has generated some very entertaining answers and

a first-time winner.

And we'll talk in a minute or so with my Planetary Society colleague Kate Howles about the

brand new issue of our magazine, The Planetary Report, that you can read at planetary.org.

Kate also helps pull together our weekly newsletter, The Downlink.

Here's a stunning picture of Galaxy Centaurus A at the top of the September 10th issue.

It combines images taken at X-ray, optical infrared, and radio wavelengths.

Below it are these and other headlines.

Perseverance, the 2020 Mars rover, has now collected two samples from rock, dubbed Rochette.

Exploration of Jezero Crater is really roll it along now.

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