Assorted Extra SOS Datasets

As an addition to the traditional datasets that are available, several short animations and movies have been created that use many different datasets and videos to tell a story. Many of these datasets have been created by museums that have Science On a Sphere^® and are generously sharing them with other spherical display users. Also included in this collection are datasets that don't fit into the traditional categories of Astromony, Atmosphere, Land, Models, and Ocean.

• Footprints by NASA
• Mars - Landscape of Extremes by 'Imiloa Astronomy Center
• Merrie Monarch Festival - History of Hula by 'Imiloa Astronomy Center
• Hokule'a and Maisu - Exploration with Voyaging Canoes by 'Imiloa Astronomy Center
• Blue Planet by Science Museum of Minnesota and American Museum on Natural History
• Orphan Orca - Saving Springer by NOAA
• Assorted NOAA Informational Videos by NOAA
• Example of Logo on the Sphere by NOAA
• Coral Science from Outer Space to Inner Space by NOAA
• Energy Planet by National Renewable Energy Laboratory
• Frozen by NASA
• Return to the Moon by NASA
• Globe Schools from 1995 - 2008
• Cooking Up a Storm by NOAA NSSL
• Largest by NASA
• Energy Revolution by National Renewable Energy Laboratory
• Tsunami by NOAA and the National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program
• Invitation Screen: Solving Climate Problems (originally developed for COP15) by NOAA and NASA
• Forecast: Tropical Cyclone by American Museum of Natural History
• Flow: Currents and Climate by Science Museum of Minnesota
• This is NOAA Fisheries by NOAA Fisheries Service
• Ozone's Slow Recovery by American Museum of Natural History
• The Next Generation of NOAA by NOAA Environmental Visualization Laboratory
• Facebook Friendships by Facebook
• Coral Reefs in Hot Water by American Museum of Natural History
• Global Epidemic and Mobility Modeler - H1N1 Scenario by The GLEaMViz Project
• GLOBE: Students of Earth, Movie and Docent-Led Program
• Go with the Flow by Lawrence Hall of Science
• Fronts and Forecasts by Lawrence Hall of Science
• LOOP by NASA
• The Wanderers by NASA
• Evolution of the Moon by NASA
• A Working Waterfront: Seaports of San Pedro Bay by Aquarium of the Pacific
• Rising Sea by Aquarium of the Pacific
• El Nino to La Nina by American Museum of Natural History
• Earth's Green Carbon Machine by American Museum of Natural History
• EarthNow Blog by CIMSS
• Water Underground by American Museum of Natural History