Join us as we celebrate the Soho solar and heliospheric Observatory spacecraft for discovering its 5000th comet, a testament to the power of citizen science and the unexpected triumphs of a mission not designed to hunt comets, but to study the Sun.
We'll also recount the safe return of the Soyuz MS-24 capsule to the Kazakhstan steppe, bringing home an international crew from the International Space Station. Hear about their journey and the unique experiences of the first Belarusian cosmonaut.
And in our Science Report, we explore a new study on young people with mood disorders and their driving habits, the risk of global warming to wine-growing regions, and the connection between fruit juice consumption and weight gain in children.
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