Moriba Jah

Join tech visionary Steve Wozniak, space sustainability advocate Alex Fielding, and orbital mechanics expert Dr. Moriba Jah as they tackle the critical issue of space debris in low Earth Orbit. They discuss the urgent need for infrastructure to track and manage satellites amidst the growing clutter. The trio emphasizes collaboration among space operators and critiques profit-driven models in favor of community stewardship. With innovative tools like Wayfinder, they aim to raise awareness and promote responsible practices to safeguard our space environment.

AI researchers and climate researchers discuss the environmental impact of AI models, mining for essential minerals, reimagining transportation for sustainability, battery recycling, and using satellites and AI to monitor greenhouse gas emissions. They also explore the challenges of space debris collisions and harnessing AI for wind energy and electricity supply forecasting to mitigate climate change.

Learn how satellites work as Molly and her co-hosts delve into satellite solar panels, thrusters, and radio waves. Dr. Moriba Jah explains space junk hazards. Don't miss the mystery sound reveal and explore the importance of keeping space clean!

Join Rebecca Heilweil, a Recode reporter detailing the alarming rise of space debris, and Moriba Jah, an aerospace engineering professor and expert on space sustainability. They tackle the consequences of a Russian satellite explosion that endangered the International Space Station. The duo discusses the pressing need for effective management of space junk, the geopolitical implications of rising debris, and the role of empathy in fostering responsible practices for the future of our shared orbital environment.

Join behavioral biologist Danielle Lee, known for blending hip hop with science, aerospace engineer Moriba Jah, an advocate for tackling space junk, and astrophysicist Erica Hamden, who’s developing next-gen telescopes. They discuss using cultural narratives to make science more accessible, the critical issue of space debris management, and the promising future of meat alternatives. Their engaging conversation highlights the intersection of technology, diversity in STEM, and innovative solutions to global challenges.