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GETTING READY FOR TITAN WITH CHRIS MCKAY
October 25, 2004
Guests: Chris McKay
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Famed planetary scientist Chris McKay returns to Planetary Radio, this time to talk about both a close encounter between Cassini and Saturn's moon Titan, and the January descent of the Huygens probe...  more »

A CONVERSATION WITH JET PROPULSION LAB DIRECTOR CHARLES ELACHI
October 18, 2004
Guests: Charles Elachi
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Charles Elachi has been part of many missions in his thirty years at JPL, but his greatest mission may have began three years ago when he became director. Hear him talk about the famous lab, the...  more »

A VISIT WITH NASA ASSOCIATE ADMINISTRATOR ED WEILER
July 12, 2004
Guests: Edward Weiler
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Dr. Weiler spent a few minutes with Planetary Radio during his recent visit to JPL for the arrival at Saturn of the Cassini spacecraft. Hear his view of the "transformation" planned for NASA. Emily...  more »

CASSINI-HUYGENS REACHES SATURN
July 5, 2004
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A special report from JPL on the exciting arrival at Saturn of the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft! Emily Lakdawalla is along for the ride with a special Q and A about Saturn's mysterious moon, Titan. And...  more »

CASSINI VISITS PHOEBE AT SATURN!
June 21, 2004
Guests: Elizabeth Turtle
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The huge Cassini-Huygens probe finally reached its first major objective in the Saturn system. Planetary scientist Elizabeth "Zibi" Turtle talks about what Cassini has shown us of tiny moon Phoebe,...  more »

CHARLEY KOHLHASE: ENGINEER, ARTIST, CASSINI MISSION DESIGNER
May 3, 2004
Guests: Charley Kohlhase
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Charley Kohlhase has gone eleven for eleven in a JPL career stretching over four decades. That's eleven successful missions, including Voyager 1 and 2. With Cassini-Huygens nearly at Saturn, we enjoy...  more »