Videos

Veteran science reporter Miles O’Brien talked about PBS Frontline’s documentary about the first coronavirus case on U.S. soil.

PBS science correspondent Miles O’Brien and a panel of state climatologists discussed local, regional, and national climate change issues. They spoke at the Science Center of Iowa Planetariu…

A discussion on the environment from the 16th annual Annapolis Book Festival that featured Michael Mann and Tom Toles, The Madhouse Effect, and John Wennersten and Denise Robbins, Rising Tid…

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments and questions on the question, “Is Space Exploration Worth the Cost?” Miles O’Brien spoke by telephone about NASA’s New Horizons deep space expl…

Adam Sobel, author of Storm Surge: Hurricane Sandy, Our Changing Climate, and Extreme Weather of the Past and Future, and Gernot Wagner, co-author of Climate Shock: The Economic Consequences…

Panelists talked about sending the first humans to Mars by 2030, and the challenges presented not only by the science involved, but also a changing NASA budget. The panelists said that NASA …

Miles O’Brien talked about the historic impact of the Apollo 11 moon landing on NASA’s broader space exploration efforts and the future of manned space flight. He also commented on the Malay…

Appearing by remote access from New York City, Miles O’Brien talked about the NASA’s Atlantis space shuttle, its most recent mission, and the future of the space program. He responded to tel…

Representatives of the campaigns talked about each presidential candidate’s space policy. Miles O’Brien moderated. This was a session at the 27th annual International Space Development Co…

Dan Gainor spoke about media bias in the coverage of global climate change. This program is incomplete.