Explosions help probe elusive atmospheric waves

I gave a talk at the Acoustical Society of America meeting in Denver last week on our teams work exploring the use of infrasound to probe the atmosphere. Our paper was selected for a press conference, and a video of my 5-minute summary and short Q&A is posted here:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/j1pfpp9zua45kh8/Explosions-Help-Probe-Elusive-Atmospheric-Waves.mp4?dl=0

My wife said I did ‘OK’ in the press conference (she’s hard to please!), but she was much more enthusiastic about the write up by Becky Ferreira at VICE at the link below:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7d5d3/massive-explosions-dubbed-the-anomaly-help-reveal-mysteries-in-the-sky

While I got most of the press, I must acknowledge that most of the work was done by postdoc Gil Averbuch and graduate student Miro Giannone!