PhysicsCentral: Podcasts

Despite their fiery nature, volcanic eruptions actually cool the Earth over time and may explain a recent deceleration in global warming trends.

Many suffering from hearing loss may soon have access to cochlear implants that are virtually invisible and wirelessly chargeable. Here's how they'll work.

Our resident snowboarding expert James Riordon explains the physics behind one of the most exciting Olympic sports.

What is nothing? Science writer Amanda Gefter explores that question and more in her latest book: Trespassing on Einstein's Lawn.

Astronomy data can be converted into beautiful images of galaxies, stars, and distant planets. But researchers can also turn that data into sound - allowing you to experience stars in a whole new way.

Astronaut and Youtube star Chris Hadfield shares his perspective on space, science, and sparking the public's imagination.

How can a degree in physics benefit young women, and how can educators shrink the gender gap in physics? Some answers to these questions have emerged at a recent conference for women in physics.

With the aid of enormous telescopes, scientists are beginning to unravel the nebulous births of stellar behemoths.

Predicting the U.S.'s recent, extreme cold snap helped millions prepare and reminds us of the closely intertwined history of both forecasting and physics.

Mike and Calla wrap up the year with their favorite physics stories from 2013.