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Over the years we've seen a variety of tools to help display graphs in Google Earth, such as GE-Graph and some 3D World Oil Consumption charts . The application has a spreadsheet-style interface that makes it easy to use, and it has built-in geometry for countries, states, counties, cities and zip codes. The software itself is $24.95 and is Windows-only, but the graphs that it produces are standard KML/KMZ files and can therefore be viewed by anyone with Google Earth. You can read more about the features of the product on their website and they have a mostly-functional 15-day free trial so you can play with it before you buy.
Some exciting events have occurred this month, including quite a bit of predation attempts by the Fongoli chimps as well as an encounter with a potential predator.
Notes from the Field with Jill Pruetz | The Leakey Foundation
The Inner Space Center utilizes telepresence technologies to connect the world to oceanographic exploration projects in real time to share the excitement of undersea discovery as it happens. Expedition Highlights Nautilus Highlights
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I grew up imbibing the idea that the world was all explored. It's encouraged by watching too much television. In one evening you can easily get the impression you've gone right round the globe.
How to be an explorer - News & Advice - Travel - The Independent
Speleology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Grotte des Faux-Monnayeurs, Mouthiers-Haute-Pierre (France) Speleology (also spelled spelæology or spelaeology ) is the scientific study of caves and other karst features, their make-up, structure, physical properties, history, life forms, and the processes by which they form ( speleogenesis ) and change over time (speleomorphology).
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In this program, we connect live with marine scientists at the Okeanos' Exploration Command Center in Seattle, learn about the mission's latest discoveries and see new video of some of the amazing animals they've encountered on their mission.
NOAA's Okeanos Explorer | Exploratorium TV
The Institute for Exploration (IFE), Ocean Exploration Trust (OET) and University of Rhode Island (URI) Center for Ocean Exploration (COE) are collaborating to lead an expedition during the summer and fall of 2011 to conduct ocean exploration projects in the Black, Aegean, and Mediterranean Seas, and eastern Atlantic Ocean. The first two legs took place off the Turkish Black Sea and Aegean coasts, focused on seafloor imaging. The main objectives of the subsequent six legs are to explore the geology and biology of the Santorini volcanic field in Greece, underwater volcanic fields off Italy, escarpments off the coast of Spain, Gorringe Bank off Portugal in the Atlantic, and the continental shelf and abyssal plain off Israel.
Ocean Explorer: New Frontiers in Ocean Exploration 2011
On an autumn day in 1995, Roger Moss slipped his passport into his breast pocket, kissed his wife and baby son goodbye and embarked on a six week journey from Toronto to Lau, Papua New Guinea, where he would join other scientists aboard the RV Yokosuka, a Japanese research vessel.