Hello, podcast fans. Did you worry about us? The Planetary Society website went through a

major upgrade in the last few days, about actually about a week and a half two weeks

ago. We didn't realize until we were a few days in

that that upgrade had messed up the feed, the podcast feed of last week's show. We hope most of you

have now heard it. We know that it became

available on Saturday just this past Saturday. We are very sorry about that. As you'll

here we are still driving on with our campaign to save Planetary Radio.

Your response so far, many of you, has just been fantastic and we certainly are much closer to making sure that the radio

show is not going to disappear into the ether or whatever the internet equivalent of

that is.

But we're going to keep this campaign up for just a little bit longer.

You still have time.

If you've been considering making a donation to support the radio show, let me assure you that it will be not just much

appreciated but is very much needed. That's about it. Oh, one more thing. We want to

have a shout out, say hello to two of our youngest listeners, two of the perhaps

youngest fans of space exploration who catch planetary radio, I'm told every week,

Neil Gupta and Bailey Godowski, this one goes out to you.

The end of Ulysses, this week on Planetary Radio.

Hi everyone, welcome to Public Radio's travel show that takes you to the

final frontier. I'm Matt Kaplan of the Planetary Society. The Ulysses we have in

mine was supposed to die months ago, but this pioneering spacecraft,

the first to study the poles of our son, was only shut down last week following a heroic and ingenious effort by the European and American

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