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1.1 Science and the Story of the Ocean
Views
of Earth - View realtime images of the Earth and Moon from any location
in space.
NASA Earth Observing
System - Learn more about the first observing system to offer measurements
of land surface, biosphere, solid Earth, atmosphere, and oceans.
NASA Mission to Planet
Earth - Learn more about why ESE is important. Also, find out upcoming
news on scientific discoveries, and glance into historical missions and
spacecraft.
Views
of the Solar System - Learn detailed facts about the history of our
solar system, including pictures of the planets, comets, and asteroids.
1.2 Earth Is An Ocean World
Views
of Earth - View realtime images of the Earth and Moon from any location
in space.
NASA Earth Observing System
- Learn more about the first observing system to offer measurements of
land surface, biosphere, solid Earth, atmosphere, and oceans.
NASA Mission to Planet
Earth - Learn more about why ESE is important. Also, find out upcoming
news on scientific discoveries, and glance into historical missions and
spacecraft.
Planetary Photojournal
- View images of Earth from orbiting satellites.
1.3 MARINE SCIENTISTS USE THE LOGIC OF SCIENCE TO STUDY THE OCEAN
Scripps Institution
of Oceanography - Learn about physical oceanographic research at SIO
in San Diego, CA.
Introduction
to Cosmology - Learn about the big bang theory, how old our universe
is, how fast our universe is expanding, and many other cosmological questions.
NASA's Origins Program
- Learn about science and find out if we are alone in the universe, how
we got here, the origin of the universe, and if there are other planets
outside our solar system.
1.4 UNDERSTANDING THE OCEAN BEGAN WITH VOYAGING FOR TRADE AND EXPLORATION
Virtual
Cartographer - Everything you need to know about how to become a cartographer.
Smithsonian
Ocean Planet Exhibit - View images, objects, or take a tour through
the Ocean Planet exhibit.
NASA Mission to Planet
Earth - Learn more about the first observing system to offer measurements
of land surface, biosphere, solid Earth, atmosphere, and oceans.
1.5 Early Peoples Traveled the Ocean for Economic Reasons
TimeAsia.com
- Learn more about "Zheng He".
Virtual
Cartographer - Everything you need to know about how to become a cartographer.
Smithsonian
Ocean Planet Exhibit - View images, objects, or take a tour through
the Ocean Planet exhibit.
NASA Mission to Planet
Earth - Learn more about the first observing system to offer measurements
of land surface, biosphere, solid Earth, atmosphere, and oceans.
1.6 Systematic Study of the Ocean Began at the Library of Alexandria
Astronomy
On-Line - Learn how big the Earth is, and how to measure the circumference
of the Earth.
Clauduis
Ptolemy - Learn about Ptolemy and his mathematical theory of the movements
of the sun, moon, and planets.
NASA Earth Observing System
- Learn about the EOS program, created by NASA in 1958 to study the Earth
and observe changes in atmosphere, oceans, land, ice, and snow, and their
impacts on weather and climate.
NASA Mission to Planet
Earth - Learn about the first observing system to offer measurements
of land surface, biosphere, solid Earth, atmosphere, and oceans.
Views
of Earth - View realtime images of the Earth and Moon from any location
in space.
American Society of Limnology and
Oceanography(ASLO) - Learn about the ASLO organization.
NASA Earth Observing System
- Learn more about the first observing system to offer measurements of
land surface, biosphere, solid Earth, atmosphere, and oceans.
NASA Mission to Planet
Earth - Learn more about why ESE is important. Also, find out upcoming
news on scientific discoveries, and glance into historical missions and
spacecraft.
NASA/JPL Imaging
Radar - Take online quizzes and testing of radar images.
TOPEX/Poseidon
Data Files - View images sent from the Earth orbiting Topex/Poseidon
oceanographic satellite.
1.7 Eratosthenes Accurately Calculated the Size and Shape of Earth
Clauduis
Ptolemy - Learn about Ptolemy and his mathematical theory of the movements
of the sun, moon, and planets.
1.8 Box 1.1 Latitude and Longitude
Nova
Online - Learn the secrets of ancient navigation, find your longitude,
and learn how new technology has shaped how we calculate latitude and
longitude.
Early
Navigation - Many links to different sites: from all about GPS, Columbus
navigation, finding longitude, how to use a compass, and much more.
Latitude
- The Art and Science of 15th Century Navigation
1.9 Ocean Seafarers Colonized Distant Islands
Secrets
of Easter Island - Learn about one of the most famous islands inhabited
by the ancient polynesians.
1.10 Viking Raiders Discovered North America
Nova
Online - Online video's and research about the Vikings.
1.11 The Chinese Undertook Organized Voyages of Discovery
Oceansonline
- Learn more about "Zheng He".
1.12 Prince Henry Launched the European Age of Discovery
EurekAlert
Science News - Find out about the latest news in science, medicine,
and technology.
Ferdinand
Magellan - Learn about the voyages of Magellan.
1.13 VOYAGING COMBINED WITH SCIENCE TO ADVANCE OCEAN STUDIES
Cosmos
in a Computer - Learn how our universe came to where it is today and
the ultimate fate of the universe through a video display and pictures.
1.14 Capt. James Cook Was the First Marine Scientist
History
of the exploration & settlement of the Northwest Coast - Learn
about Cook's voyages and discoveries along the Northwest coast.
Greenwich National Maritime
Museum - Learn about the museum, resources, activities, and the Royal
Observatory Greenwich, home of Greenwich mean time.
H.M. Bark Endeavor
Foundation - Learn about the ship that Capt. Cook sailed on when he
charted the Islands of the Pacific.
1.15 Accurate Determination of Longitude Was the Key to Oceanic Exploration
and Mapping
John
Harrison - Learn about the Longitude problem.
National Maritime Museum
- Learn about the Museum at Greenwich where all four of Harrison's chronometers
are on view.
The Royal Observatory
- Learn about the Observatory located at "longitude zero."
Latitude
- The art and science of 15th century navigation.
1.16 Collecting Sediment and Water Samples Provided Data for Scientific
Analysis
Historical
Resources in the Atmospheric Sciences - Search through archives, manuscripts,
and collections on meteorology in America, and the advancement of science.
Antarctic
Explorer's - Sir James Clark Ross
1.17 THE FIRST SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIONS WERE UNDERTAKEN BY GOVERNMENTS
Dive
and Discover: History of Oceanography - Learn about the British expedition
in 1872-76.
1.18 The United States Exploring Expedition Helped Establish Natural Science
in America
SeaWIFS
Images of Earth - Create your own color ocean images for any region
of the world.
Dive
and Discover: History of Oceanography - Learn about the British expedition
in 1872-76.
1.19 Matthew Maury Discovered Worldwide Patterns of Winds and Ocean Currents
American
Meteorological Society (AMS) - Learn more about the AMS, including
journals, newsletters, awards and scholarships for students.
Fisheries
Historical Timeline - Learn about Spencer Baird, resposnible for starting
the U.S. Fish Commission and the establishment of state fish commissions.
The
Coast and Geodetic Survey Annual Reports - Learn about the funtions
of the coast survey, and read reports dating back to 1844.
Exploring
the West from Monticello - An exhibition of maps and navigational
instruments from Columbus to Lewis and Clark.
1.20 The Challenger Expedition Was Organized from the First as
a Scientific Expedition
Online
Literature Library - Learn about Charles Darwin and the voyages of
the HMS Beagle.
Dive
and Discover: History of Oceanography - Learn about the British expedition
in 1872-76
Modern
Oceanography - Timeline of modern oceanography.
Project NOPP Drifters
- Learn about the National Oceanographic Partnership Program.
1.21 Ocean Studies Have Military Applications
Alfred
Thayer Mahan - Life and background of Alfred Thayer Mahan.
1.22 CONTEMPORARY OCEANOGRAPHY MAKE USE OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY
Diving Under
Antarctic Ice - Learn about the underwater photography team sponsored
by the National Science Foundation Office of Polar Programs.
Frontiers
of Cosmology - An introduction to the history of cosmology, the expanding
universe, cosmic background radiation, elementary particles, and the Hubble
Space Telescope.
1.23 Polar Exploration Advanced Ocean Studies
Diving Under
Antarctic Ice - Learn about the underwater photography team sponsored
by the National Science Foundation Office of Polar Programs.
Historic Ship Nautilus
- Learn all about the USS Nautilus, a nuclear submarine.
Diving Under Antarctic Ice
- Learn about the underwater photography team sponsored by the National
Science Foundation Office of Polar Programs.
The
Expedition of Sir Ernest Shackleton - Learn about a the expedition
to cross the Antarctic in 1914 by Sir Ernest Shackleton and the disaster
that struck the crew on the first day.
Office of Polar
Programs - Links to the National Science Foundation Arctic and Antarctic
research and grant opportunities.
Byrd Polar Research
Center at Ohio State University - Polar ice sheet status, greenland
weather predictions, research, and history of polar exploration.
1.24 Other Twentieth-Century Voyages Contributed to Oceanographic Knowledge
Diving Under
Antarctic Ice - Learn about the underwater photography team sponsored
by the National Science Foundation Office of Polar Programs.
Historic Ship Nautilus
- Learn all about the USS Nautilus, a nuclear submarine.
Frontiers
of Cosmology - An introduction to the history of cosmology, the expanding
universe, cosmic background radiation, elementary particles, and the Hubble
Space Telescope.
1.25 Oceanographic Institutions Arose to Oversee Complex Research Projects
Scripps
Institution of Oceanography - History and backround of the institution.
Woods
Hole Oceanographic Institution - History and background of the institution.
A
Brief History of Mote Marine Lab - History and background of the lab.
Southampton Oceanography
Centre - History and background of the S.O.C.
Nottingham
Marine Biology - Learn about the students, faculty, and classes offered
at the Nottingham Marine Biology Department.
MIT - Homepage of the Ocean
Engineering Department at MIT.
1.26 Satellites Have Become Important Tools in Ocean Exploration
Mars
Global Surveyor Site - Learn about Mars and view current images, mission
operations, and science data from mapping the planet.
Hubble
Space Telescope Images - View hundreds of images taken from the telescope,
from black hole discoveries to the gallery of Planetary Nebulae.
Cosmos
in a computer - Learn how our universe came to where it is today and
the ultimate fate of the universe through a video display and pictures.
Earth
Viewer - Realtime satellite images of day and night.
SSEC: Real Time Satellite
Imagery - Satellite images, volcano watch, and links to sea surface
temperatures.
CLIVAR - Learn about
the CLImate VARiability and Predictibility program.
Tropical
Ocean and Global Atmosphere (TOGA) - Learn about the major component
of the World Climate Research Program (WCRP) aimed specifically at the
prediction of climate phenomena on time scales of months to years.
Coastal
Ocean Processes - Learn about the CoOp program.
U.S. GLOBEC - Learn
about the Global Ocean Ecosystem Dynamics program organized by oceanographers
and fisheries scientists to address the question of how global climate
change may affect the abundance and production of animals in the sea.
ODP - Learn about the
Ocean Drilling Program.
1.27 Governments and Institutions Cooperate to Fund Major Research Programs
CLIVAR - Learn
about the CLImate VARiability and Predictibility program.
Tropical
Ocean and Global Atmosphere (TOGA) - Learn about the major component
of the World Climate Research Program (WCRP) aimed specifically at the
prediction of climate phenomena on time scales of months to years.
Coastal
Ocean Processes - Learn about the CoOp program.
U.S.
GLOBEC - Learn about the Global Ocean Ecosystem Dynamics program organized
by oceanographers and fisheries scientists to address the question of
how global climate change may affect the abundance and production of animals
in the sea.
ODP - Learn about the
Ocean Drilling Program.
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