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Planetary Radio

Triumph at Jupiter!

Airdate: Monday, March 5, 2007
Running Time: 00:28:52
Listen: Windows Media | MP3

Special coverage of the successful New Horizons encounter with Jupiter and its moons. The Planetary Society's Bruce Betts traveled to the Applied Physics Lab where a team of scientists and engineers anxiously awaited word from their spacecraft. You'll hear from Principal Investigator Alan Stern, Deputy Leader of the Encounter Science Team John Spencer, and winner of the New Horizons Digital Time Capsule contest, Bill Sterns. Emily Lakdawalla's Q&A looks forward to 2015 when New Horizons reaches Pluto, and Bruce provides his own impressions and a new space trivia contest in What's Up?

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Guests

• John Spencer, New Horizons science team member
• Alan Stern, Principal Investigator, New Horizons

Related Information

• Guest Blogger John Spencer's Encounter Entry
• JHUAPL New Horizons Website
• New Horizons Takes Fresh Look at Jovian System