A deadly runway collision at LaGuardia is more than an accident—it’s a warning about the limits of an overstretched aviation system. open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

A century-old aviation mystery may finally be within reach. In Part 3 of Miles Ahead, we follow the evidence to a remote pond in Newfoundland—and make a push to solve the fate of the White Bird before 2027. #WhiteBird #AviationHistory #MilesAhead open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

Revisiting one of the most haunting aviation stories I’ve ever covered: Japan Airlines Flight 123 — the deadliest single-aircraft crash in history. #JAL123 #AviationSafety #BlackBox #AviationHistory open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

Two weeks before Lindbergh, two French aviators may have already crossed the Atlantic. Listen now. #WhiteBird #AviationHistory #MilesAhead open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

The U.S. power demand boom is here. AI, data centers, rising costs—and one Texas coal plant planning a solar future. My latest story for PBS NewsHour. open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

First of a special three-part series investigating the most important unsolved aviation mystery of all time. open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

Looks like a rollback is brewing for Artemis II. March launch windows would close, but if they do it soon, they preserve April options. www.nasa.gov/blogs/missio...

Land Ho! Fifty-five days after shoving off for Antarctica. What an adventure. open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

From an Antarctic icebreaker, scientists connected live with 80,000 students worldwide to explain how hidden ocean heat is reshaping the “Doomsday Glacier”—and why it matters everywhere. open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

Speaking live from Antarctica’s Thwaites Glacier, Miles O’Brien reflects on CNN, the collapse of science journalism, and a new project tracing the roots of today’s fractured media landscape. open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

A failed drill, rare new data, and the slow race to understand Antarctica’s most consequential glacier—my companion essay to tonight’s PBS NewsHour report from Thwaites. open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

I still see the “Y” in the sky. From Challenger in 1986 to Columbia in 2003, this is my account of what happens when near-misses become normal—and why spaceflight will never be routine. open.substack.com/pub/milesobr...

Watch this video of @milesobrien.com from a Korean Icebreaker in Antarctica. Glad he mentioned that the US no longer has this capability because of the Trump regime. There are also two @nytimes.com reporters on the same ship. 🌊

@milesobrien.com 🤝 Thwaites Glacier One of the most remote places on Earth. View our livestream NOW: 🔴https://www.youtube.com/live/hboOl0tJTls?si=1c4vD4EJGsqpNmRh

LIVE from Antarctica this Thursday. @milesobrien.com joins @mikelinden.bsky.social to talk science, research, and what it’s like working on the ice. 📅 Jan 15 ⏰ 12:00 PM EST Have a question for Miles? Post it here and we’ll bring it into the live interview. https://youtube.com/live/LIdharrlzbM

After weeks at sea, MyRadar correspondent @milesobrien.com has reached Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica. This rare drone perspective captures one of the most remote and consequential places on Earth.

Join me LIVE at 10:30 a.m., ET with @milesobrien.com, who's aboard a research ship at the edge of Antarctica's Eroding Thwaites Glacer. YouTube here or more options in the post below. www.youtube.com/live/Mo7kVkB... 🧪🧊🌡️🌐

From Antarctica, meteorologist @matthewcappucci.bsky.social is in conversation with @milesobrien.com and David Holland, Professor of Mathematics and Atmosphere/Ocean Science at New York University. The interview will be available soon in the MyRadar app and on our social channels.

Onboard an expedition to study a massive, melting glacier in Antarctica www.pbs.org/newshour/sho... - @pbsnews.org @milesobrien.com #antarctica

NEW @pbsnews.org Classroom Daily News Lesson — News Hour's @milesobrien.com joins a team of scientists are on their way to study the enormous Thwaites Glacier. #STEM https://loom.ly/xMh-76g