File:NASA Summer 2023 Temperature Media Resources (SVS14407 - How Do We Know What Earths Climate Was Like Long Ago - Horizontal Video).webm
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How do we know what Earth's climate was like long ago? If you look closely, there are clues just about everywhere across our globe. Some are easy to see and others are more subtle. NASA climate scientist Dr. Gavin Schmidt explains.
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[edit]DescriptionNASA Summer 2023 Temperature Media Resources (SVS14407 - How Do We Know What Earths Climate Was Like Long Ago - Horizontal Video).webm |
English: How do we know what Earth's climate was like long ago? If you look closely, there are clues just about everywhere across our globe. Some are easy to see and others are more subtle. NASA climate scientist Dr. Gavin Schmidt explains. Producers: Scott Bednar, Jessica WildeEditor: Daniel SalazarComplete transcript available. |
Date | 14 September 2023 (upload date) |
Source | NASA Summer 2023 Temperature Media Resources |
Author | NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio - Lauren Dauphin, Mark SubbaRao, Peter H. Jacobs, Jenny Marder Fadoul, Emily Furfaro, Grace Weikert, Jessica Wilde, Katie Jepson, Scott Bednar, Jocelyn Argueta, Kathryn Mersmann, Sofie Bates |
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Keywords InfoField | Temperature Anomalies; Atmospheric Temperature; HDTV; Earth Science; Climate; Atmosphere; Temperature; Atmospheric science; Temperature Trend |
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