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Jorge Salazar

What ice sheets reveal about climate

NASA glaciologist Robert Bindschadler talks about what Earth's ice sheets can reveal about climate, past and future, in this 8-minute podcast.

What happens when distant worlds collide

There are still mysteries in astronomy, says Eric Mamajek. He talks about a surprisingly hot object 170 million light years from Earth that could be the result of a collision between two distant planets.

Clouds and Earth’s energy balance

NASA's Bruce Wielicki talks about how clouds affect the energy Earth receives, keeps, and emits back to space - what scientists call Earth's energy balance - in this 8-minute EarthSky podcast

Josh Willis on oceans and Earth’s energy balance

Oceanographer Josh Willis talks about the role oceans play in Earth’s energy balance in this 8-minute *Clear Voices for Science* podcast.

Bizarre star trio may form glowing ring

Hear Katrina Exter on solving the puzzle of Shuster West 2, a glowing ring of ionized gases 4,000 light-years away. Read about the bizarre star trio.

Carbon capture and storage with John Barry

John Barry leads one of Shell's efforts to manage carbon dioxide emissions. He spoke to EarthSky about carbon capture and storage technology.

Sylvia Earle speaks for the sea

Now, as never before, the systems that safeguard and give us life are in trouble. And that means we're in trouble. Deep sea explorer Sylvia Earle says that the natural world is showing signs of wear and tear - desperate signs in many cases.

Car exhaust linked to heart disease

Scientists have linked car exhaust with higher risk of heart disease. That's according to a study led by research toxicologist John Incardona that started with fish.

Save whales by rerouting shipping lanes

In a first for the U.S., shipping lanes have been moved to avoid collisions with whales. Hear David Wiley on how to save whales by moving shipping lanes.

Dr. Hammerhead on shark superhighways

"Now people don't say 'There are sharks in the water!' and run out of the water. Now people run in the water to see them." says shark expert 'Dr. Hammerhead.' He follows sharks on their superhighways in the sea, starting at the Galapagos islands.