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This
planetarium
show
teaches
about
meteors,
meteorites,
asteroids,
and
comets.
It
includes
results
from
NASA
missions
and
about
the
dangers
they
can
pose
to
life
on
Earth.
It
is
created
for
full-dome
theaters
but
can
also
be
shown
in
flat
version
for
TVs
and
computer
monitors.
Shows
the
effects
of
the
Chixulub
and
Tungusta
events,
plus
the
Pallasite
impact
that
resulted
in
the
Brenham
meteorite
fall.
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In
this
episode
of
Space
Place
Live,
we
meet
Linda
Herrell,
a
space
mission
architect,
and
learn
that
not
all
architects
design
buildings.
Viewers
find
out
how
a
love
of
French
and
Spanish
led
her
to
a
love
of
computers
and
space
technology
?and
what
artsy
hobby
she
picked
to
use
her
special
design
skills.
Space
Place
Live
introduces
kids
to
the
human,
down-to-earth
side
of
real
scientists
and
engineers
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This DVD provides an 18-minute introduction to how NASA is observing our ever-changing planet. On the The Dynamic Earth DVD Web page you can download the video as an iPod or iPhone version, as well as an AppleTV/
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These short video clips show impact testing, deployment of NASA?s Deep Impact spacecraft after launch and flight of the spacecraft to encounter. They can be viewed and downloaded from the Web site.
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Using 3D animation, this video was created to better illustrate the history behind the discussion defining "What is a Planet?" and to outline some of the traits that may be associated with the definition of a planet. (Length: 7:54 minutes)
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This video tells the story from inception to launch of NASA's quick scatterometer project (QuikSCAT). It gives a behind-the scenes look at engineers, scientists, and technicians working together to solve problems and successfully accomplish goals. Length:25:22.
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This
video
describes
NASA's
Jason
mission,
a
joint
U.S.-France
oceanography
mission,
launched
in
2001,
to
monitor
global
ocean
circulation,
discover
the
tie
between
the
oceans
and
atmosphere,
improve
global
climate
predictions
and
monitor
events
such
as
El
Nino
conditions
and
ocean
eddies.
Jason-1
is
a
follow-on
mission
to
NASA's
TOPEX/
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In
this
video,
two
student
moderators
engage
the
audience
with
satellite
imagery,
computer
graphics,
and
historical
footage
to
make
the
point
that
the
Earth
is
an
interconnected
system
of
air,
land,
water,
and
life.
It
the
following
segments:
An
introduction
to
Earth
system
science;
Using
satellites
to
look
at
Earth
from
space;
El
Nino;
Global
Warming;
Drought;
Hurricanes,
and
an
Epilogue.
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This
film
was
taken
by
astronauts
from
five
Space
Shuttle
missions
with
the
IMAX
camera,
illustrating
forces
affecting
Earth's
ecological
balance:
volcanoes,
hurricanes,
earthquakes,
and,
ultimately,
humankind.
Experiments
discussed
in
the
videotape
focus
on
infrared
detection
of
atmospheric
remnants
from
volcanic
eruptions,
ozone
concentration
levels,
and
incoming
solar
ultraviolet
radiation
with
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This
video
takes
the
viewer
on
a
rapid
tour
of
Earth's
surface
as
seen
from
outer
space.
After
explaining
how
the
altitude
of
the
viewer
affects
the
amount
of
Earth's
surface
seen
at
one
time,
the
video
moves
into
a
travelogue
on
some
of
the
interesting
features
of
Earth's
continents
as
seen
from
space.
Because
the
inclination
of
the
Space
Shuttle's
orbit
to
Earth's
equator
did
not
carry
the
crew
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