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Earth Buzz: Summer Temps, Icy Interactive, and More
Posted on Sep 29, 2010 02:04:35 AM | Adam Voiland | 1 Comments    |

How Warm Was This Summer?
...The 4th warmest on record. The Goddard Institute for Space Studies has all the details.  (NASA, Earth Observatory, GISTEMP)

Interactive Ice
The world's ice--on both sea and land--is changing.  See it with your own eyes. (Eyes on the Earth)

December 2012
You're not going to die.  The world's not going to end.  Can we talk about something else now, please? (JPL Video)

G. Projector, What?
You've never heard of it, but it's the best map processing software on the internet.  (Elegant Figures)
 
Inside AERONET
Goddard's Brent Holben offers a tour of the robots on his roof (NASA Explorer)
 
Venus + Moon + Lake
...Equals a breathtaking photo. (Earth Science Picture of the Day)

Tweet of the Week
Look mom, no Photoshop! Check out this awesome image from our friends @APOD An Airplane in front of the Moon bit.ly/ckMCri  (NASA_GoddardPix)
 
 
--Adam Voiland, NASA's Earth Science News Team
 
Summer 2010 temperature image courtesy of the NASA Earth Observatory

Tags : Earth Buzz, General  

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1 On Oct 01, 2010 01:45:09 PM  Mineiro de Belo Horizonte  added a comment on your blog post. 

Acoplando uma das idéias da minha loucura no que concerne ao resfriamento do olho do furacão: pensei em hidrogênio, mas tem outro com mais eficácia(vocês cientistas sabem)- o lançamento como disse em outra oportunidade pode ser por cima do olho do furacão (lançamento por nave), bem como através de submarino onde o lançamento seria de baixo p/cima acertando a parte estreita do olho do furacão, com uma pressão a qual irá expandir, entretanto naves de apoio poderá realizar o resfriamento das bordas,as quais poderão dissipar com velocidade acima do normal(...) preciso de uma sala para poder pensar melhor depois eu volto.

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