NASA | Perpetual Ocean

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  • Опубліковано 28 бер 2012
  • This visualization shows ocean surface currents around the world during the period from June 2005 through Decemeber 2007. The visualization does not include a narration or annotations; the goal was to use ocean flow data to create a simple, visceral experience.
    This visualization was produced using NASA/JPL's computational model called Estimating the Circulation and Climate of the Ocean, Phase II or ECCO2.. ECCO2 is high resolution model of the global ocean and sea-ice. ECCO2 attempts to model the oceans and sea ice to increasingly accurate resolutions that begin to resolve ocean eddies and other narrow-current systems which transport heat and carbon in the oceans.The ECCO2 model simulates ocean flows at all depths, but only surface flows are used in this visualization. The dark patterns under the ocean represent the undersea bathymetry. Topographic land exaggeration is 20x and bathymetric exaggeration is 40x.
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  • @Schmogel92
    @Schmogel92 12 років тому +49

    Reminds me of van Gogh's work

  • @stephaniestephenson2258
    @stephaniestephenson2258 7 років тому +31

    Ocean currents - like broken down small galaxies and clusters, the miracle of refraction.

    • @Laurpud
      @Laurpud 11 місяців тому

      What a lovely, poetic way to describe science 💜

  • @psljacobi
    @psljacobi 10 років тому +15

    Interesting. It shows the Coriollis effect and the formation of individual cyclones that may travel thousands of kilometers. This explains why it is so difficult to predict the weather

  • @drshawnie
    @drshawnie Рік тому +4

    so perpetually calming and mesmerizing! thank you so much!

  • @NeilRieck
    @NeilRieck 12 років тому +8

    Stunning! Mathematically beautiful...

  • @TraderGirlx
    @TraderGirlx 12 років тому +2

    Wow! ... Technology as Art! ... Beautiful!

  • @riciy
    @riciy 12 років тому +3

    holy crap..i knew there is much water on earth, but seeing the globe at 2:45 made me realize how fkn much it really is

  • @MaanelSitaBlueLily
    @MaanelSitaBlueLily 12 років тому +1

    Simply Stunning!

  • @tutorjulslee2357
    @tutorjulslee2357 2 роки тому +2

    This is perfect for my classes! Thanks!

  • @Wul-Lop
    @Wul-Lop 11 років тому +2

    Great demonstration, always great.

  • @Anonymoose
    @Anonymoose 12 років тому +2

    I absolutely love it!

  • @pellmell52
    @pellmell52 9 років тому +3

    Thank-you for a job well done.

  • @grywacz
    @grywacz 12 років тому +2

    Outstanding content and visualization.

  • @tamiatami
    @tamiatami 12 років тому +3

    interesting video!!! Giorgio, thanks for sharing!!!

  • @user-io6ks9eu4f
    @user-io6ks9eu4f 3 роки тому +3

    Dieses Video hat mir sehr weitergeholfen!!!

  • @spudart
    @spudart 8 років тому +4

    Being a large Antarctica nut, I as really happy at the two-minute mark when the world was flipped to reveal our frozen continent.

  • @mfaizsyahmi
    @mfaizsyahmi 11 років тому +8

    I never know the ocean current go around in so many swirls! :O

  • @mmbendou23adc
    @mmbendou23adc 12 років тому +1

    Amizing visualisation, the Earth is the most beautiful planet in the universe so fare, where everything is in equilibrium

  • @BlazingLightSword
    @BlazingLightSword 12 років тому +1

    That's pretty awesome

  • @tahuwahu
    @tahuwahu 10 років тому +2

    I waited 2mins to see New Zealand! Dang it - still, cool video!

  • @anotherluckydad
    @anotherluckydad 9 років тому

    shooting star background and all, a wonderful share.

  • @CmdrGendoIkari
    @CmdrGendoIkari 11 років тому +2

    Trippy. That's like an animated Vincent van Gogh painting.

  • @Fantastic3522
    @Fantastic3522 12 років тому +1

    So amazing,i loved,thanks NASA.

  • @plan101
    @plan101 12 років тому +1

    Studying geography in university of toronto in September's.. thank you so much sharing

  • @user-lo9iq8qc5p
    @user-lo9iq8qc5p Рік тому

    すげぇ

  • @yomerisisisisisma
    @yomerisisisisisma 12 років тому

    Very interesting and beautiful too.

  • @TheSamanthafication
    @TheSamanthafication 12 років тому

    this vids amazing! what are the swirls in the water?

  • @kinshukvasan3133
    @kinshukvasan3133 2 роки тому

    thanks vishal chauhan sir ji

  • @MrJujitsu62
    @MrJujitsu62 12 років тому

    Very cool !! I'm sure the marine bioligist will be very interested in this .

  • @nathanmattor401
    @nathanmattor401 7 років тому +2

    They should map the 2D divergence of this surface flow, which would show when a particular current submerges/emerges from below the surface.

    • @oldi184
      @oldi184 6 років тому

      More lies from NASA am afraid.

  • @Opethian214
    @Opethian214 12 років тому

    Congratulations!) But what should we do with this?)

  • @rezastella777
    @rezastella777 9 років тому +3

    Thanks NASA !

  • @GrayShark09
    @GrayShark09 9 років тому +6

    Imagine if the power of the oceans could be harnessed. Just like the wind turbines, underwater turbines could turn into electricity the ocean currents, is expensive... but imagine it in a long run!

    • @hollisprophet
      @hollisprophet 8 років тому

      +Akira Mishtokaru Hmmm, great idea! But I wonder if such a thing would interfere with the natural flow of the currents. I hope it wouldn't impede anything..

    • @GrayShark09
      @GrayShark09 8 років тому

      hollisprophet
      The ocean currents are the engines of the climate, conveyor belts that move the heat around the planet. If we harness some of this energy, the ocean currents would become weaker by the percentage that is taken out. So yes! The wnderwater current turbines should be placed strategicaly is such way that we dond alterate the climate.

    • @kimhunter2
      @kimhunter2 7 років тому +2

      The first large scale tidal power project just went online in Canada's Bay of Fundy. They are hoping to bring the price down as they work out the kinks. :) and Portland Now Generates Electricity From Turbines Installed In City
      With so many viable, sustainable and humane choices, there really are no more excuses eh.

    • @blessedfamily3696
      @blessedfamily3696 6 років тому +1

      Earth us flat.Time to.....WAKEY WAKEY!

    • @oldi184
      @oldi184 6 років тому +1

      You silly friend. Oil barons will not allow that. Oil must flow and you must pay for it. So. Dont complain.

  • @mohamedlamineferhat1589
    @mohamedlamineferhat1589 5 років тому +2

    Thanks God for this beautiful planet, Thanks NASA, and thanks to scientist ...

  • @hanfang0711
    @hanfang0711 2 роки тому +1

    It’s ocean with Van Gogh’s strokes!

  • @waterdragon4950
    @waterdragon4950 Рік тому

    It all seems so connected…

  • @JimmMyHero
    @JimmMyHero 12 років тому

    this must be entirely new data. i'm stunned by how liquidy it all looks but didn't realize it was new

  • @Banez1991
    @Banez1991 10 років тому +3

    It reminds me of a clock, like how all the cog wheels spin together.

  • @brianchia
    @brianchia 12 років тому

    analysing the data takes a good amount of time.

  • @judgegixxer
    @judgegixxer 12 років тому

    Needs more ocean.

  • @JimmMyHero
    @JimmMyHero 12 років тому

    this is a pretty small time frame, did something drastic change within that time? why 05 - 07? why not further back to more recently?

  • @amitmark1
    @amitmark1 6 років тому +1

    Earth, living creature

  • @leomadureira
    @leomadureira 12 років тому +1

    O vídeo é muito interessante. O único defeito é não aparecerem as correntes do Brasil.

  • @BaronVonHaggis
    @BaronVonHaggis 12 років тому

    Tripping Balls!

  • @EdwardMarshall1982
    @EdwardMarshall1982 11 років тому

    That's pretty harsh there Miss Krystle. He was just amazed by the intricacy of ocean currents. They are pretty to look at this way, and they affect life globally, plus water is our most abundant resource, it is the key to life. When someone wants to know if a planet can sustain life. The first question that's asked is can liquid water exist there. Water is almost supernatural in a way, and we know so little about it.

  • @DiamondMind
    @DiamondMind 12 років тому

    Wow the ocean is dancing.

  • @nayanshah2301
    @nayanshah2301 2 роки тому

    Nice

  • @MaanelSitaBlueLily
    @MaanelSitaBlueLily 12 років тому +1

    i don't understand how anyone could dislike this... it is our home for crying out loud!!!

  • @manojsaxena1462
    @manojsaxena1462 4 роки тому

    Correct current mean water revolve around earth due to wind direction or earrth revolve is to be confirmed but most probably due to wind direction. Due to hot and cold temperatures in atmosphere.
    Why wind? Answer is old traditional water tarpaulin transport (boat ship, sail)

  • @thebel89
    @thebel89 12 років тому

    And you can see South Equatorial stream that connects to Gulf Stream around 0:35

  • @wii2050
    @wii2050 12 років тому

    Awesome waterball, but will it blend?

  • @AxCYeR
    @AxCYeR 12 років тому

    stop discussing, you people know nothing!
    this video is so cool

  • @Matngoc1984
    @Matngoc1984 9 років тому +4

    Thanks NASA, Thanks GOD for a beautiful planet

  • @carinallhiser3674
    @carinallhiser3674 7 років тому +2

    Take a couple of minutes to view the ocean currents.

  • @Shomelife
    @Shomelife 11 років тому

    I feel like we should be trying to harness this energy..

  • @juliussnyc
    @juliussnyc 12 років тому

    WOW

  • @jonhweieraujourdhuidemain74
    @jonhweieraujourdhuidemain74 12 років тому

    world is beautiful, humanity being is front of you...

  • @user-wx7yu3le9s
    @user-wx7yu3le9s 11 років тому

    yes

  • @GetAFuckinClue
    @GetAFuckinClue 11 років тому

    completely random, unorganized chaos? god's work?
    amazing?

  • @MaanelSitaBlueLily
    @MaanelSitaBlueLily 12 років тому +3

    @mmbendou23 isn't our planet just the most beautiful thing! :)))

  • @Mr3lawe333
    @Mr3lawe333 12 років тому

    Hi I'm Ali I like astronomy or space science and I like the NASA space and I'm from Mtabaakm on UA-cam and Twitter and I love everything related to space and the universe in only.

  • @MrBedo123
    @MrBedo123 11 років тому

    its like looking at a night sky]

  • @JaapVersteegh
    @JaapVersteegh 7 років тому +1

    Is the data used for this animation publicly available?

  • @Shaunt1
    @Shaunt1 12 років тому

    Looks like the eastern Pacific was not very active there weren't any swirls.

  • @Mr3lawe333
    @Mr3lawe333 12 років тому

    THANKS NASA

  • @plan101
    @plan101 12 років тому

    Good comment about van Gogh almost like he had an objective impression

  • @pam2viph
    @pam2viph 12 років тому +1

    God's work, no human artist could recreate it! amazing!

  • @1meter50klippe9
    @1meter50klippe9 3 роки тому

    Hi Rackow

  • @turtle5181
    @turtle5181 11 років тому

    how cute...

  • @MarcelleGeorge
    @MarcelleGeorge 12 років тому

    a lot of whirlpools !!!

  • @MaanelSitaBlueLily
    @MaanelSitaBlueLily 12 років тому

    @sniped101 not if we fight for her...

  • @Arcanennik
    @Arcanennik 11 років тому

    Океан перепутали?:D

  • @toTSX
    @toTSX 12 років тому

    Something wrong there. Where is Gulf stream from Africa to Europe? And Why They did't show European streams?

  • @jntninjaminecraft2677
    @jntninjaminecraft2677 3 роки тому +1

    hola amigos

  • @jean-marcbertrand8995
    @jean-marcbertrand8995 5 років тому +1

    Vincent Van Gogh...

  • @xBigTwoSSx
    @xBigTwoSSx 11 років тому

    ok Explanation of who am I: simply a Human. I hope it was exciting for you to meet me.

  • @mikeylau2830
    @mikeylau2830 3 роки тому

    Storm going west, east coast suffer 😭

  • @benjiyamamoto4222
    @benjiyamamoto4222 9 років тому +2

    It may have become corrupted. It looks dark with no image.
    Time to reload :)

  • @boomtao
    @boomtao 12 років тому

    Skimmed over Europe rather fast!

  • @denisecadete
    @denisecadete 12 років тому

    Van Gogh's code... I would say

  • @lslavychecker
    @lslavychecker 11 років тому

    BEAUTIFUL VIDIO OF EARTH AND THE SEA AND MUSIC SO CALMING-Cudoviti vidio od nase zemlje in morja in muzika je tako mehka-se vidi tocno kako voda povezuje celo zemljo in polucija skoduje vsem nam ,ni vazno v kateri drzavi se dogodi-je samo ena zemlja ki je razdeljena v drzave,jezike in kolture-polucija raste z veliko brzino ljudje se ne zavedajo tega,da vse velike katastrofe olja,atomske tekocine,umetna gnojila,strupene kemekalije,stranisca ni iztoka vse ostane v nasi vodi in zemlji-skoduje vsem

  • @lauripaukkunen2881
    @lauripaukkunen2881 3 роки тому

    Kimmolle tiedoksi että mua ei kiinnosta merivirrat :D

  • @arcaniser
    @arcaniser 11 років тому +1

    actually this is not video , but a graphical representacion so it was recreated by a human and a computer ...

  • @turtle5181
    @turtle5181 11 років тому

    he confrimed my suspicions with his reply... so, no.

  • @BlackPDigitalMedia
    @BlackPDigitalMedia 11 років тому

    @judgegixxer haha!

  • @cristianl2647
    @cristianl2647 4 роки тому

    Van Gogh!!!

  • @viktorusov9215
    @viktorusov9215 11 років тому

    +1

  • @kacknoobdeluxe
    @kacknoobdeluxe 11 років тому

    NOOOOO..... thats just a CIV 4 fan intro ^^

  • @lorenzograziosi3872
    @lorenzograziosi3872 4 роки тому

    quando andiamo su marte?

  • @alvaroceballos3475
    @alvaroceballos3475 4 роки тому

    Sometime ago it used to be something called Europe...

  • @thebel89
    @thebel89 12 років тому

    Gulf Stream from Africa to Europe? Its actually visible here and its from Gulf of Mexico to Europe, thats why its called Gulf Stream :D

  • @user-ku5yi4is6m
    @user-ku5yi4is6m 5 місяців тому

    Aula online não perdoa

  • @uchihabacon5932
    @uchihabacon5932 Місяць тому +2

    Brunos eier😂😂😂😂😂

  • @VeneratorDeorum
    @VeneratorDeorum 11 років тому

    Where'd u read that at? Jesus camp?

  • @iTzNikkitty
    @iTzNikkitty 11 років тому

    Well if there was another planet and we had a fuckton of water to just pour on it, something like this would probably happen.

  • @gamer5122
    @gamer5122 11 років тому

    clearly the flying spaghetti monster created this.

  • @stonium69
    @stonium69 11 років тому

    obviously they could. You realize this entire video is a RECREATION, yes recreation of the ocean currents.

  • @zorb2000
    @zorb2000 11 років тому

    I see another Youpoop video has turned into another God Squad war...

  • @GetAFuckinClue
    @GetAFuckinClue 11 років тому

    yeah dude im sure god planned out each individual ocean current
    yup totally true read it in a thermodynamics book lulz

  • @yvesdelombaerde5909
    @yvesdelombaerde5909 3 роки тому

    von Karmann's dream