Scientists at the NASA visualization studio have come up with this animation that shows ocean currents not directly visible to the eye.
Saturday 28 April 2012
MIT Video - Perpetual Ocean
Scientists at the NASA visualization studio have come up with this animation that shows ocean currents not directly visible to the eye.
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