Video highlights
Below is a brief selection of videos, both formal and informal, in which I talk about space, science, data visualization, or all three.
You can catch me on PBS, the Curiosity channel and more. Stay tuned for additional guest appearances on new TV shows in 2021-2022.
Catch up with me on the BBC ‘Universe” tv series on PBS in the US & BBC in the UK
Biologists can track endangered species using the technology that astronomers use to map the stars. This is just one of the NASA spinoffs that Kim & colleagues discuss on the series “A World Without NASA,” airing on the Curiosity channel.
Discover how the Chandra X-ray telescope has revolutionized astronomy and our understanding of the Universe. Kimberly Arcand was a producer on the show and also participated in interviews for it.
Space exploration produces immense amounts of data: how does that become knowledge that anyone can understand, and why does it matter? Kim offers a glimpse into her career in "data visualization" - translating bits and bytes into pictures and stories that bring astrophysical phenomena to life.
StarTalk: Explore more than the eye can see with Neil deGrasse Tyson, comic co-host Chuck Nice, and Kimberly Arcand, Visualization and Emerging Technology Lead for NASA
Kim Arcand lets Will try on her Apollo 11 The Rhode Show is WPRI 12's daily lifestyle show for having fun, eating well, and living life.
Kim stops by to chat with GoLocal Providence LIVE on 2018-03-07 about dead stars in virtual reality, dinosaur footprints, and why she is excited to celebrate 20 years of her favorite X-ray telescope.