NASA iPad Visualization Explorer

In: Environment/weather Interactive Maps Science

27 Dec 2011

Who has some of the coolest data around? NASA, of course. While you can dig around their numerous websites looking for gems, they have pulled together many of their best work into a free iPad App. The quality of the visualizations is incredible, and most of them are well annotated/narrated. They add 8-10 new visualizations each month.

Here are stills from some of the videos:

Wind currents:

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Ocean currents:

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Snow cover:

Snow

Carbon absorption:

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