
Exploring the Solar System
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S1 E1 - Haunting Images from the Sun
30. september 20152minNASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory has kept a continuous watch on the Sun. It has returned unprecedented images of solar flares, prominences, and the early stages of coronal mass ejections (CMEs).Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E2 - Eerie Sounds of Saturn
30. september 20152minThe Cassini spacecraft has detected intense radio emissions from Saturn. They come from magnetic fields that thread the planet's the polar regions. They have been shifted into the range of human hearing and compressed in time.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E3 - River Rocks and River Beds on Mars
30. september 20155minNASA's Curiosity rover mission has found evidence a stream once flowed across the area on Mars where the rover is driving. There is earlier evidence for the presence of water on Mars, but this evidence -- images of rocks containing ancient streambed gravels -- is the first of its kind.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E4 - Saturn Struck by Lightning
30. september 20152minSaturn Cassini mission team members from NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab recount their observations of lightning bolts flashing in the outer regions of Saturn's atmosphere.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E5 - Solar Tsunami
30. september 20154minScientists are tracking the path of energy rising from the Sun's core into violent solar tsunamis and outbursts called coronal mass ejections.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E6 - Ice Volcano on Titan
30. september 20152minNASA's Cassini spacecraft has found possible ice volcanoes on Saturn's moon Titan that are similar in shape to those on Earth that spew molten rock.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E7 - Apollo 12 on the Ocean of Storms
30. september 20153minUltra high-resolution photos of this historic second manned mission to the moon, featuring breathtaking views of the lunar surface.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E8 - Apollo 11 on the Sea of Tranquility
30. september 20153minBreathtaking photographs of mankind's historic first steps on the surface of the moon.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E9 - Flying Down to Titan Canyon Country
30. september 20151minNASA scientists used radar data to reconstruct surface features on Titan, Saturn's largest moon. They found that this frigid methane world has some striking similarities to places on Earth.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E10 - Jupiter the Largest
30. september 20157minAdaptation of the breezy "Science on a Sphere" production by members of NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio. Explores Jupiter's role as the 800 pound gorilla of our solar system, with stops on its fascinating moons and the big red spot.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E11 - Saturn's Aurora
30. september 20152minBeautiful space weather on Saturn from NASA's Cassini Spacecraft.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E12 - Saturn Ring Disturber
30. september 20152minImages from NASA's Cassini spacecraft show icy particles in Saturn's F ring clumping into giant snowballs as the moon Prometheus makes multiple swings by the ring. This triggers the formation of objects up to 12 miles across.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E13 - Saturn One Ring Discovery
30. september 20155minDiscovery of a huge unseen ring around Saturn, courtesy of the Spitzer Space Telescope.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E14 - Moon Battered by Impacts
30. september 20156minWhere did the moon come from? What is it made of? And what events created the distinctive pattern of light and dark on its surface? To find out, we have sent satellites out to crash onto its surface, astronauts to comb its craters and hillsides and collect rocks, and high-tech spacecraft to map its nooks and crannies.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengeligS1 E15 - Discoveries of the Dawn Spacecraft
30. september 20155minDawn, the speedy ion-drive spacecraft, left Earth in 2007 bound for Vesta and Ceres in the Asteroid Belt. These are no ordinary asteroids. Scientists see them as tiny, still born planets. They sent Dawn out to fly around them, map them, and look for evidence that will transport them to very early days of our solar system.Denne videoen er for øyeblikket ikke tilgjengelig