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Planetary Radio: Space Exploration, Astronomy and Science

The Caves of Mars and the Geysers of Enceladus

Planetary Radio: Space Exploration, Astronomy and Science

The Planetary Society

Science, Technology

4.81.4K Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2009

⏱️ 29 minutes

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0:00.0

The Caves of Mars, this week on planetary Radio. Radio. Hi everyone, welcome to Public Radio's travel show that takes you to the Final

0:20.1

Frontier.

0:21.1

I'm at Kaplan of the Planetary Society. Could these be the sites of future Mars

0:26.3

bases? Why stop there? How about Mars colonies? We'll talk to Glenn Cushing of

0:31.8

the US Geological Survey about his discovery of what appeared

0:35.3

to be huge lava tube caves on the red planet.

0:40.0

Bill Nye will be back with his regular commentary later today and then we'll pay a visit to Bruce Betts.

0:45.8

Our Oracle for where to look in the night sky for wandering stars and other phenomena.

0:51.0

We'll also give away another Cosmos One solar sail team jacket.

0:56.1

Space Shuttle Atlantis is still docked with the International Space Station as I record this,

1:00.9

and Mars Exploration Rover Spirit appears to be making a wee bit of progress as it

1:06.6

attempts to free itself from that Martian sand trap.

1:10.3

And now something you really must see to believe.

1:14.0

Prepare to be amazed.

1:15.6

The Cassini spacecraft's second fly-by this month of Saturn's Moon

1:20.0

Enceladus has returned some of the most beautiful, utterly jaw-dropping images

1:25.6

ever taken in our solar system. You'll find them in Emily Lockawalla's blog

1:29.9

entries for November 21 and 22. we've got direct links at planetary.org

1:35.8

slash radio. We'll forego Q&A once again this week so that we can talk with the

1:40.4

Planetary Society's Science and technology coordinator about these

1:44.5

pictures that reveal a fantastic terrain dotted with geysers that make

1:49.7

Yellowstone parks old faithful look like a dribbling garden hose.

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