Polar Gateways Arctic Circle Sunrise 2008
Polar Gateways Arctic Circle Sunrise - Education and PO
- + Spectacular Video Reveals Breathtaking View of Earth from Space
- Natalie Wolchover, Space.com, November 15, 2011
Five-minute video filmed from the International Space Station of Earth's Aurora Borealis - the Northern Lights - above North America and the Aurora Australis, the Southern Lights - above Australia. Also includes views of humanity's artificial night lights mostly along highly populated coast lines. The video sequence was produced by Michael König of Germany from photographs taken by Ron Garan, Satoshi Furukawa, and the crew of expeditions 28 and 29 onboard the International Space Station during Aug. - Oct. 2011.
- + One Square Mile - Episode One, Barrow, Alaska
- Brazos Film & Video LLC, 2011.
- + Polar Sunrise
- Educational videos, audio podcasts, transcripts, & study questions from Polar Gateways: "The Sun-Earth Day team traveled to the northern most town in the United States, Barrow, Alaska, to bring you a piece of the Arctic experience! While in Barrow we visited a variety of locations including 3 schools, 3 local restaurants and the Inupiat Heritage Center. While sharing the 'science of the Sun, we gained insight into the Inupiat culture and the communities close relationship with the arctic. We also learned how traditional 'ways of knowing' and western science work together to provide a deeper understanding of this extreme environment."
- + Polar Gateways, Barrow Alaska
- Sun-Earth Day team from NASA GSFC The Sun-Earth Day team traveled to Barrow, Alaska to join scientists from all over the world for the Polar Gateways conference.
- + Arctic Impressions
- Dorian Janney, a middle school teacher from Rockville, Maryland takes us through a fantastic audio journal of her travels to the Artic Circle with the Sun-Earth Day team.
- + From the Sun to the stars, from Passport to Knowledge
- MP-4 Movies:
+ Opening Eyes to Sun-Earth Connections (premiered at Barrow by Andy Quinn) American researchers hold a workshop for Ethiopian science teachers in Addis Ababa, providing hands-on supplies... and inspiration.
+ Science in Barrow - From IPY1 to the first IHY. During the January 2008 IHY "Polar Gateways" conference, an exploration of how collaboration between visiting researchers and the local community date back to the first IPY, 1882-1883.
+ Heliophysics Below Zero. Researchers hunt the aurora, describe why space weather affects life on Earth, and explore how our planet's polar regions provide analogs for extreme conditions across the solar system.
+ Earth's Poles as Analogs to Other Icy Worlds. How the Poles help NASA researchers appreciate Pluto, the ice dwarf planet, and think about the possibilities for life in - and under - the frozen surfaces of Mars and Jupiter's moon, Europa. Scenes of testing martian robots and outreach to the local Barrow community.These documentaries may also be viewed as Video Podcasts in iTunes by visiting the Vodcast page of Sun-Earth day at http://sunearthday.nasa.gov/2009/multimedia/vodcasts.php or by subscribing to the Sun Earth Day podcast by typing the URL http://sunearthday.nasa.gov/podcasts/vodrss.xml into podcast software, e.g. iTunes.
- + Take Aim at Climate Change, from Polar Palooza
- Rap video including Barrow photography
- + From the Sun to the Stars - The New Science of Heliophysics
- by Geoffry Haines-Styles, Passport to Knowledge, April 2009. Final web release in six segments of program material for NASA TV and public television. "From The Sun to the Stars - The New Science of Heliophysics" is a one hour broadcast documentary that appeared on NASA-TV and participating public television stations.
