NASAのインスタグラム(nasagoddard) - 10月28日 01時16分

Sea monsters? We see monsters! Kind of... 👹🌊

Combining #ICESat2 and @nasaocean’s powers, we can study the creepy crawly critters, known as phytoplankton, that form the base of the ocean’s food web all the way from space.

In this special crossover Photon Phrightday, PACE Science Lead for Ocean Biogeochemistry Dr. Ivona Cetinić and NASA Program Scientist Dr. Kelsey Bisson tell how both PACE and ICESat-2 missions can provide complementary and unique observations for the same Arctic phytoplankton, Mesodinium rubrum.

Video Description:
0:00 Eerie green and purple animation of a box, lightning, bats, pins and other creepy things that then form a green phytoplankton with menacing red eyes. The words “Phyton Phrightday” appear on the screen.
0:10 A shot of turbulent red-tinged ocean water, followed by a labeled picture and microscope videos of the Mesodinium Rubrum phytoplankton.
0:18 A scientist wearing a witch hat talks in front of an eerie green background. Aerial shot of red water from an algae bloom.
0:38 Artist rendering of the PACE satellite in orbit over Earth. Fake red blood cascades across the frame at the end.
0:45 Shots of white sea ice with chunks and cracks in it. Graph showing sea ice data, followed by an artist rendering of the ICESat-2 satellite.
1:10 A woman with long black and brown ombre hair and a chunky orange scarf talks to the camera. More ice data showing backscattering.
1:20 Artist illustration of a red troll that appears to be made of sludge. It has a yellow mane around its head. “Phyton Phrightday” is at the bottom.

#NASAHalloween #NASA #Earth #Ocean #PACE #Phytoplankton #Halloween #Science

[BIHAKUEN]UVシールド(UVShield)

>> 飲む日焼け止め！「UVシールド」を購入する

• NASA