Let's take a trip to the Mars Innovation Workshop.

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.

This week, we're bringing you along for the ride as we explore some of the most exciting ideas from the recent Mars Innovation Workshop,

a gathering where innovators, scientists, and engineers came together to tackle the biggest challenges in our future on Mars.

Matt Kaplan, our senior communications advisor, attended the event in February and will share

some of his conversations from the workshop.

Then we'll check in with our Director of Government Relations, Jack Corelli, for a space

policy update.

We spoke last week about the uncertain future of funding for NASA's Science Mission Directorate.

We'll keep you informed with more regular updates about

space policy as we work together to advocate for the future of space science and exploration.

All that, plus a look at some of our chief scientists' favorite innovations in the history

of Martian Exploration, as Bruce Betts joins us for this week's installment of What's Up.

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ways to know the cosmos and our place within it. Before we dive into today's main topic, I want to share two exciting opportunities to join us in

person for upcoming Planetary Society events in the United States.

Next Monday, March 24th, Casey Dreyer, our chief of space policy, and I will be hosting

Planetary Radio Live, The Future of Space Politics.

That will be held at Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center in Washington, D.C.

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