Io's Record Eruption, Nuclear Space Future, and Ancient Mars Beaches
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In this episode, we cover:
• NASA's Juno spacecraft captures a colossal 150-mile-high volcanic plume on Io
• KRUSTY nuclear reactor test paves the way for deep space exploration
• Ancient beach deposits in Gale Crater reveal Mars' watery past
• Artemis II communication networks ready for lunar missions
• The Moon's February celestial tour featuring Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter
• Life's chemical building blocks form naturally in interstellar space
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