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Space TopicsWeekly Planetary Radio Trivia ContestEach Monday, Planetary Radio asks listeners a question. Listeners must send in their answers to planetaryradio@planetary.org by the following Monday. The winner will be chosen by a random drawing from among all the correct entries received. This week's prize is Mary Roach's "Packing for Mars"! Listen to the show for details. This week's question: For every three orbits of Neptune, how many does Pluto make? To submit your answer: Send an email no later than Monday at 2 pm Pacific time to planetaryradio@planetary.org containing:
Last week's question: Which of the official 88 constellations is the smallest? Answer: Coming soon in next week's show. Question from the week before: How many distinct rings is Uranus currently known to have? Answer: Uranus is currently known to have 13 rings. Recent Headlines
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