Your personal photo shoot on Mars, this week on planetary radio. Hi everyone, welcome to Public Radio's travel show that takes you to the final frontier.

I'm at Kaplan of the Planetary Society. It's the highest

resolution camera circling the red planet and now you may be able to point it.

Alfred McEwen returns to our microphone with an update on the Mars

reconnaissance orbiter's High-rise Imager and the new High Wish program that

invites everyone to suggest sights on Mars for a snapshot.

Our own Emily Lachto-walla got her high wish nominations turned in a few weeks ago.

Listen in as we find out from Alfred if she's a winner.

Emily's best of the Planetary Society blog feature is just a few seconds away.

President Barack Obama has scheduled a space summit for April 15.

Bill Nye, the science and planetary guy, is looking forward to that discussion.

And Bruce Betts will join me for a look at the night sky.

We've also got a very special prize for the winner of the new

Space Trivia Contest.

Emily Lochuwala is the Planetary Society's Science and Technology coordinator. If you've visited planetary.org, you know she also does

amazing work with the Society's very popular blog.

That's why we call her up every week.

Emily, another look at the blog this week, and in particular a couple of images which are not

exactly current missions.

I mean, they're both going back into the archives.

Absolutely and they're the examples of the kinds of things I really like to feature on the blog so much because there is such a wealth of data in the archives that really very few people have taken the time to look at or used modern

computer processing methods to bring out their beauty.

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