Crickets in Zero G 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. As we look to build a more sustainable

permanent presence for humans in space,

we're going to need to find new and innovative ways to feed our travelers.

This week we'll hear from Team Inecta,

a group of Canadian students who are exploring crickets as a viable source of protein and a

kick-starter for space agriculture.

To kick off our conversation about space food, we'll also hear from Newton-Camble Jr.

A member of the Planetary Society's Board of Directors and co-founder

of Heritage Space Food.

We'll talk about gastro-diplomacy and the importance of representing many cultures in the foods that we

take to space with us.

We'll close at our show with

What's Up with Bruce Bats, our chief scientist. We'll take a look at one of our

step grant-winning projects that are studying the complexities of growing

plans in space.

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If there are two things that I'm most passionate about in this world, it's space and food,

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