41-Year Timelapse of Daily Ocean Temperature Anomalies (1985-Present)
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willmeyers
Pale and squishy. Not ruined, just not done.
Summary
A 41-year timelapse visualization of daily ocean temperature anomalies from January 1985 to present, highlighting specific oceanographic phenomena including Tropical Instability Waves in the equatorial Pacific (August 15, 2010), the Great Barrier Reef mass bleaching event (March 20, 2016), and the Gulf Stream off the US East Coast (August 15, 2023). The content presents scientific visualization of climate data showing temperature anomalies over time.
Key quotes
· 4 pulledA 41-year timelapse of daily ocean temperature anomalies, from January 1985 to today.
Tropical Instability Waves: Cellular waves along the equatorial Pacific. August 15, 2010
Great Barrier Reef Bleaching: The 2016 mass bleaching event. March 20, 2016
The Gulf Stream: The Gulf Stream off the US East Coast. August 15, 2023
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