What's hidden inside planets? We'll find out this week on planetary radio.

I'm Sarah Al Ahmed of the Planetary Society, with more of the human adventure across our solar system and beyond.

Today we're venturing into the hearts of worlds and uncovering how we study planetary interiors.

Sabine Stanley, professor of planetary physics at Johns Hopkins University and the author of the new book

What's Hidden Inside Planets joins us to talk about

the amazing things that lie under the surfaces of worlds in our solar system.

But before we dive into that subject, we have some major lunar exploration updates.

Matt Kaplan, our senior communications advisor of the Planetary Society, will share the fate of the

first commercial lunar payload services mission.

We also have some updates to the timeline for the Artemis

missions. We'll close out the show with Bruce Betts, our chief scientist.

He's going to share some information about our new book, Casting Shadows,

Solar and Lunar Eclipse's with the Planetary Society by Bruce Betts.

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awe-inspiring ways to know the Cosmos and are placed within it. This episode is chock full, so let's get this space show on the road to the moon.

You've heard me say it before and I'll say it again. Humanity is on the cusp of a new age of lunar exploration, not just one that's more internationally

collaborative, but it's also offering private commercial entities more opportunities to get

involved.

NASA's Artemis program is in full swing,

that's designed to return humans back to the surface of the moon

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