The wonderful stories from the International Space Station 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.

There have been several documentaries about life aboard the ISS, but none I know of that

have provided the deeply personal experiences and reflections you'll find in the wonderful.

The film's director Claire Lewins and what of its stars astronaut Katie Coleman will join

us for a wonderful conversation.

We'll also hear from science communicator Jiton Mehta for the first time.

Jiton is a contributing editor at the Planetary Society.

He has prepared a guide to South Korea's first deep space mission, a lunar orbiter called

KPLO that launches in less than a year.

We'll talk with Jiton at his home in Mumbai, India.

And there's another fun visit ahead with the society's chief scientist.

I hope you'll stay for what's up with Bruce Betts.

Once again the biggest space story came too late for the September 17 edition of our free

weekly newsletter, the downlink, the Inspiration 4 crew rode their dragon capsule to a safe

splash down in the Atlantic Ocean on Saturday, September 18th.

You'll hear Katie Coleman welcome these new space travelers to a club that is finally

becoming a little less exclusive.

As of last week we were up to 4516 confirmed exoplanets.

NASA's test mission continues to rack up discoveries.

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