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Newly Found Species, An Underwater Robot and 22 Others

EarthzineAugust 18, 2011Earth Observation, Original, Sections, Video Blog

Clip from the Astonish Me video showing skeletons hanging in a museumDespite the many facets of Earth observation, there remains much more to discover about our planet. That’s the crux of ‰ÛÏAstonish Me,‰Û a film project from the World Wildlife Fund in the U.K.

Sea Turtles, Dogs v. Sharks, and Dark Fireworks

EarthzineJuly 14, 2011Earth Observation, Original, Video Blog

Image of a sun flare

Image of a sun flareAfter a short hiatus, it’s time for another Video Blog on Earthzine. We’ve been collecting a few items over the past couple of weeks. Take a gander at baby sea turtles making a run for the ocean, dogs v. sharks, and fireworks on the sun.

Underwater in the Great Lakes, and a Green Wall in Africa

Jeff KartJune 22, 2011Earth Observation, Original, Video Blog

Image of shipwreck beneath Lake HuronA recent Earthly Updates mentioned the Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary. The NOAA project deserves further mention here, as it’s working to promote the underwater treasures of shipwrecks in Lake Huron.

A Cassini Music Mashup, Another Kind of Helicopter and Lunar Lions

EarthzineJune 9, 2011Earth Observation, Original, Sections, Video Blog

Screen shot from a Cassini video showing neptune

Screen shot from a Cassini video showing neptuneA roundup of videos on the NASA Cassini mission set to music, a rocket launch as seen from a remotely operated helicopter, and the Google Lunar X Prize.

Rolling Helicopter Robot, Tornadoes and Jellyfish

EarthzineJune 3, 2011Earth Observation, Original, Sections, Video Blog

Screen shot of a jellyfish video

Screen shot of a jellyfish videoThe Earth, and its people and creatures continue to astound. This collection features videos of a robot that walks and flies, the record-breaking tornadoes of April, and a lesson on jellyfish diversity.

SpaceShipTwo, Leafsnap and the Joplin Tornado

EarthzineMay 23, 2011Earth Observation, Original, Sections, Video Blog, Weather

Watching the return of SpaceShipTwo gave us an idea. Watching a smartphone identify a leaf gave us the same idea. Then came Sunday’s tornado that hit Joplin, Missouri. Same idea. Welcome to the first in a periodic blog series on videos worth watching, and sharing.

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