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Jorge Salazar

The heliosphere surrounding our solar system

Scientists have discovered something new about what they call the heliosphere, described as a 'bubble' that surrounds our solar system.

Agriculture can be part of climate solution

Secretary Vilsack pointed to past increases in efficiency of US agriculture, have cut greenhouse gas emissions by about half in total crops per acre.

WISE space telescope will make an atlas of the universe

The WISE space telescope will orbit the Earth through 2010 and scan the entire sky in infrared light.

Paul Davies studies possibilities of life beyond Earth

Paul Davies talks about a realm of microbes he calls the 'shadow biosphere' and how these microbes could hold clues to alien life.

Amy Zander on turning salt water to fresh

Amy Zander said that the desalination process - while actually very efficient - still uses enormous amounts of energy.

Keith Meek on the workings of the eye’s cornea

Keith Meek said in 10 years time, it might be possible to make a near-perfect artificial cornea, the clear covering of the eye that focuses incoming light.

Chelle Gentemann studies the living ocean from space

Chelle Gentemann uses satellite mapping of the ocean to help protect marine life - animals such as loggerhead turtles, salmon, and whales.

Rajendra Pachauri says climate change is real and caused by humans

Rajendra Pachauri spoke with EarthSky's and said, since 1990, experts have documented over 25,000 examples of climate change.

Joel Breman thinks world can eliminate malaria by 2050

Joel Breman talked about a new class of drugs, and about bed nets, treated with insecticide, to offer protection against the malaria-carrying mosquito.

Marc Imhoff celebrates 10 years of Terra satellite

The Terra mission has been productive in providing data that is extremely useful, even after 10 years of being up there," says Marc Imhoff.