Join us on a captivating Wormhole interview series featuring scientists who are at the forefront of unraveling the mysteries of our very own star, the Sun, and its profound effects on space weather and Earth’s climate.

FDL has been engaged in heliophysics research for 7 years and we are fortunate to hear from these scientists who bring a wealth of knowledge and experience, as well as groundbreaking research that has significantly advanced our understanding of solar phenomena and their impacts on the solar system.

In our first episodes, FDL Exploration Director Jonathan Knowles sits down with:

• Dr. Madhulika (Lika) Guhathakurta, Senior Advisor for New Initiatives Heliophysics, NASA

• Dr. Thomas (Tom) Berger, Director, Space Weather Technology Research and Education Center University of Colorado Boulder

• Dr. Anna Jungbluth, Research Fellow, European Space Agency (ESA) Climate Office

Over this 3 part Wormhole series, we will dive deep into the realm of heliophysics and gain insights from these leading experts, all FDL faculty members, who are instrumental in developing predictive models that help us prepare for solar-induced disturbances, understanding the effect of space weather on our technology dependent society and human health in space, and the crucial ways in which solar activity influences our planet's climate patterns.