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okeanos explorer - camera 2
Bookmarked 511 weeks ago by reddit
from april 20 to july 10 2016 noaa and partners will conduct the three-cruise deepwater exploration of the marianas expedition on noaa ship okeanos ex

okeanos explorer - camera 1
Bookmarked 510 weeks ago by reddit
from april 20 to july 10 2016 noaa and partners will conduct the three-cruise deepwater exploration of the marianas expedition on noaa ship okeanos ex

ghostlike octopus found lurking deep below the sea
Bookmarked 519 weeks ago by reddit
while exploring the deep sea northeast of hawaiis necker island with a remotely operated vehicle scientists aboard the noaa ship okeanos explorer were

noaa found this tiny ghost octopus
Bookmarked 518 weeks ago
noaa office of ocean exploration and research 2016 hohonu moana

over 15000 records broken as march 2012 becomes warmest on record
Bookmarked 721 weeks ago
according to noaa scientists at the national climatic data center http:wwwncdcnoaagovsotc record and near-record breaking temperatures dominated the eastern two-thirds of the nation and contributed to the warmest march on record for the contiguous united states a record that dates back to 1895 this animation shows the locations of each of the 7755 daytime and 7517 nighttime records or tied records in sequence over the 31 days in march

noaa scientists film shark swallowed whole during deep-sea feeding frenzy
Bookmarked 343 weeks ago
researchers exploring the deep ocean off the south carolina coast capture a group of sharks feasting on a swordfishbut then something unexpected happens video courtesy of the noaa office of ocean exploration and researchread more here: https:uwphoto2jsnirg

okeanos explorer - camera 2
Bookmarked 511 weeks ago
from april 20 to july 10 2016 noaa and partners will conduct the three-cruise deepwater exploration of the marianas expedition on noaa ship okeanos explorer to collect critical baseline information of unknown and poorly known areas in and around the marianas trench marine national monument and the commonwealth of the northern mariana islands

okeanos explorer - camera 1
Bookmarked 510 weeks ago
from april 20 to july 10 2016 noaa and partners will conduct the three-cruise deepwater exploration of the marianas expedition on noaa ship okeanos explorer to collect critical baseline information of unknown and poorly known areas in and around the marianas trench marine national monument and the commonwealth of the northern mariana islandslearn more: http:oceanexplorernoaagovokeanosexplorationsex1605welcomehtml

hurricane hunter explains how they track and predict hurricanes
Bookmarked 335 weeks ago
noaa meteorologist researcher jason dunion talks with wired reporter matt simon about what it039s like to fly a plane into a hurricane and how scientists track and predict storms

hurricane irene - updated august 29 2011
Bookmarked 754 weeks ago
over the past week hurricane irene has battered puerto rico the bahamas north carolina and the major metropolitan areas of the northeast us at peak intensity irene reached category 3 hurricane status with sustained winds of 125 mph this animation of visible and infrared imagery taken every 30 minutes by the goes-13 satellite shows irene039s evolution from her birth as a tropical wave on august 19th the landfall events in the caribbean north carolina and new york and the eventual dissipation on august 29 2011

us july heatwave
Bookmarked 704 weeks ago
a shroud of high pressure has taken a foot-hold over the us from the plains to the northeast and with it has brought temperatures well into the 90039s and 100039s for half of the country this animation shows the predicted daily high temperatures from noaa039s high resolution north american model nam from july 13-21 2011

hurricane irene - updated august 26 2011
Bookmarked 755 weeks ago
from tropical wave on august 19th to category 3 and back down to category 2 on august 26th hurricane irene039s movements are documented here in 30-minute imagery from the noaa goes-east satellite for the most recent satellite imagery and animations please see our webpage at http:wwwnnvlnoaagovrealtimephp

ghostlike octopus found lurking deep below the sea
Bookmarked 519 weeks ago
while exploring the deep sea northeast of hawaiis necker island with a remotely operated vehicle scientists aboard the noaa ship okeanos explorer were surprised to encounter what may be a never-before-seen octopus though the february 27 discovery was made at a depth of 4290 meters 14075 feet the octopus belongs to a group of octopods that have not previously been observed at depths greater than 4000 meters 13123 feet this octopus lacks pigment cells typical of most cephalopods which gives it a ghostlike appearance read more about the discovery: http:newsnationalgeographiccom201603160304-ghost-octopus-science-animals-oceansvideo courtesy noaa office of ocean exploration and research

heat wave sweeps across the us
Bookmarked 760 weeks ago
a shroud of high pressure has taken a foot-hold over the us from the plains to the northeast and with it has brought temperatures well into the 90039s and 100039s for half of the country this animation shows the predicted daily high temperatures from noaa039s high resolution north american model nam from july 13-21 2011

deep space climate observatory a noaa mission
Bookmarked 487 weeks ago
nasa - deep space climate observatory a noaa missionoriginally known as triana named after rodrigo de triana the first of columbus039s crew to sight land in the americas the satellite039s original purpose was to provide a near-continuous view of the entire earth and make that live image available via the internet gore hoped not only to advance science with these images but also to raise awareness of the earth itself updating the influential blue marble photograph taken by apollo 17watch alien matter detected by a nasa spacecraft orbiting earth - https:wwwyoutubecomwatchv=udxxgmby8is

debris from japan tsunami travels across the pacific 1080p
Bookmarked 738 weeks ago
after the earthquake and subsequent tsunami that struck japan on march 11 2011 tons of debris was swept into the pacific much of it is buoyant enough to float on the surface and can be moved around by small scale currents and large scale circulation patterns such as the north pacific gyre the gyre bounded by the kuroshio current on the west california current on the east and equatorial current on the south tends to entrain debris in the center of the pacific basin creating what is commonly known as the quotgreat pacific garbage patchquot though the bulk of the marine debris remains in the ocean for years in an area north of hawaii individual pieces are continually washing up on the continental and island shores that border the basin noaa039s marine debris program leads efforts to track and remove much of this existing trash and is currently assessing the tsunami debrisscientists as noaa039s earths system research laboratory developed the debris dispersion model shown here using five years of historical weather patterns the model is used to approximate how debris will circulate across the basincredit: noaasource: http:wwwnnvlnoaagovmediadetailphpmediaid=908ampampmediatypeid=2

kayaking with redondo beach blue whales with underwater footage and lunge feeding gopro
Bookmarked 583 weeks ago
from 1082011 a blue whale lunge feeding right next to the kayak plus some underwater footage while the lunge feed was heart pounding excitement i found that seeing one underwater was relaxing and peaceful was an awesome day shot with gopro 1080 w mako flat lenssee the lunge feed in slow motion at: http:youtubejaro3jdzmh0some of our underwater photography can be seen at wwwricksusiecomi039d like to take a moment to state that i don039t recommend endorse or in any way want to encourage anyone to try and swim with these whales the whales are large unpredictable animals and potentially dangerous i039ve talked to the noaa and would like to share these whale watching guidelines from the noaa site:http:swrnmfsnoaagovpsdwatchinghtm

noaa: state of the ozone layer 2011 1080p
Bookmarked 707 weeks ago
much of life on earth requires oxygen - not only for metabolism but also for protection oxygen in its many forms occurs throughout the atmosphere at 21 molecular oxygen o2 is the second most common gas in our atmosphere at 00001 ozone o3 is hardly common but its impact is enormous near the ground in the stratosphere ozone acts as a pollutant in the upper atmosphere troposphere it acts as a shield blocking harmful ultraviolet energy from the sun much attention has been made to the human-caused deterioration of the ozone layer and the infamous quotholesquot that form over the antarctic each year the term quotholequot is a bit of a misnomer as an actual hole does not form the ozone layer just becomes much thinnernoaa is one of the global leaders in monitoring and analyzing the ozone layer and has co-authored the most recent analysis describing the state of the ozone layer the scientific assessment panel of the un montreal protocol on substances that deplete the ozone layer has found that the montreal protocol enacted in 1987 has been effective in reducing mankind039s impact on the ozone layer but climate change may also begin to show signs of impacting the ozone layer especially in the arctic where climate-induced circulation patterns may become more severethis animation uses data from noaa039s satellites to show the annual changes in the size of the antarctic ozone hole along with daily fluctuations in global ozone concentration as pointed out in the report the size of the antarctic ozone hole appears to have reached a turnaround point whereby the hole is not getting worse each year but at the same time it is not decreasing it is expected that a return to quotnormalquot pre-1980 levels of ozone will occur later in this century -- that is if the ban on ozone-destroying chemicals stays in placeyou can monitor daily troposphere ozone concentration here on noaa039s website: http:wwwnnvlnoaagovdailyimagephpproduct=ozone_daily_mappedpngozoneconcentrationcredit: noaasource: http:wwwnnvlnoaagovmediadetailphpmediaid=658ampampmediatypeid=2