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NASA works with the U.S. Geological Survey to track and understand the Earth's restless crust. This video from NASA and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory traces the progress of seismology since the 1906 quake.
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Pasadena, Calif.-based Ecliptic Enterprises builds cameras that are attached to rockets and space shuttles. See footage from the cameras and hear from the company's CEO, speaking to CNET News.com's Zamir Haider on Tuesday during the NASA Technology Showcase at Moffett Field in Sunnyvale, Calif.
Step onto Mars with Vertical Motion Simulator
NASA's Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley is home to SimLabs--simulation laboratories where you can take control of a virtual airport or explore the skies and space with the Vertical Motion Simulator. Take a look inside the facility.
See the latest flight report for the Mars Exploration Rover project, featuring video from Rovers "Spirit" and "Opportunity" shot on the terrain of the Red Planet. Video courtesy of NASA.
Using the latest satellite data NASA produced "A Tour of the Cryosphere: Earth's Frozen Assets." This is a dramatic and colorful look at our planet from high above, and the changes that are taking place. Captions in this video may be illegible in small video window.\r\n
Sun, NASA demo open-source 3D earth software
At the JavaOne conference in San Francisco, Robert Brewin, Sun's CTO of\r\nsoftware, and NASA's Patrick Hogan show off a new open-source\r\ngeospatial browser that implements Java and incorporates NASA's\r\nvisualization technology. The new software also allows developers to\r\ncreate mashups.
Minister's melodic trance hit has been used on several of NASA's DVDs and is rapidly becoming a world wide sensation, as it is showing up more and more in many music television shows across the globe.
PlantSense combines a USB gadget with temperature, light, and humidity sensors, and a Web database to help you find the right plant for the right place.
A new feature highlighting some of our favorite user-submitted videos, put together by the Download.com Video team and hosted by Katie Whiting. In this episode we have a girl who travels through atmospheric soundscapes, an insightful documentary short about file sharing and piracy, a very scary bedtime story, and a boy in a serene, green enchanted forest. To watch each individual video, follow the links below.
1.) 46bliss: "The Way You Are"
2.) "Illegal Information"
3.) The
Twitching Hour
4.) "Ikarus: "Believe"
NASA's 3D video of the sun, Wikipedia on disc, gas pump TV, text messaging machine, and Google vs. Yahoo 2.0.
