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Check out this cut scene from Anne Aghion s film Ice People! In it, Dr. Adam Lewis from North Dakota State University talks about the remnants of the 14 million year old ancient lake at Mount Boreas in the Dry Valleys of Antarctica, where he and Pr. Allan Ashworth have been doing research. Tiny fossils tell big story!

Video do comercial do Guarah : a nova água levemente gazeificada do Guaraná Antartica - encerrado em grande estilo com a atriz e modelo Ana Carolina Scaff, que se delicia com a nova bebida. Author: helenascaff Keywords: carolina scaff guarah guaraná antarctica comercial propaganda musica do Foreigner want to know wh Added: July 1, 2008

This animation shows how the juvenile plesiosaur, discovered in Antarctica by an American-Argentine research team, might have appeared. Amid 70-mile-an-hour winds and freezing Antarctic conditions, an American-Argentine research team has recovered the well-preserved fossil skeleton of a juvenile plesiosaur--a marine reptile that swam the waters of the Southern Ocean roughly 70 million years ago. The fossil remains represent one of the most-complete plesiosaur skeletons ever found and is thought to be the best-articulated fossil skeleton ever recovered from Antarctica. The creature would have inhabited Antarctic waters during a period when the Earth and oceans were far warmer than they are today. The long-necked, diamond-finned plesiosaurs are probably most familiar as the legendary inhabitants of Scotland s Loch Ness, although scientific evidence indicates the marine carnivores have been extinct for millions of years. But when the creatures were alive, their paddle-like fins would have allowed them to fly through the water in a motion very similar to modern-day penguins. After it was prepared in the United States, Martin said, the specimen was discovered tobe the 5-foot-long (1.5 meters) skeleton of a long-necked (elasmosaurid) plesiosaur. An adult specimen could reach over 32 feet (10 meters) in length. Most of the bones of the baby plesiosaur had not developed distinct ends due to the youth of the specimen, he said. But the animal s stomach area was spectacularly preserved. Stomach ribs (gastralia) span the abdomen, and rather than being long, straight bones like those of most plesiosaurs, these are forked, sometimes into three prongs. Moreover, numerous small, rounded stomach stones (gastroliths) are concentrated within the abdominal cavity, indicating stomach stones were ingested even by juvenile plesiosaurs to help maintain buoyancy or to aid digestion. The skeleton is nearly perfectly articulated as it would have been in life, but the skull has eroded away from the body. Extreme weather at the excavation site on Vega Island off the Antarctic Peninsula and lack of field time prevented further exploration for the eroded skull. Credit: Trent Schindler, National Science Foundation

La vidéo de Zerty tiré du fim Antartica nous emmène vivre une histoire animalière dans de somptueux paysages , avec une trés belle musique de Gregorian - the moment of peace.Author: jihainne Tags: Gregorian Antarctica jihainne film music husky Siberian Gigean jihaif chien traineau paysage chef meute esprit Posted: 19 June 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Author: talkingdog Added: Sat, 14 Jun 2008 15:45:59 -0800 Duration: 314The puppets, in another daring adventure, go to the south pole to discover what is making all the ice melt, you ll never guess what they find!

Author: orangecatblues Added: Fri, 13 Jun 2008 17:09:13 -0800 Duration: 246National Geographic explores cats, Goodbye Petal, Happy Birthday Methuselah, Prehistoric mammals in Antarctica, saber tooth tiger trivia on True or Tail, and Loki says a lot of funny names in Latin. Answers to True or Tail appear Friday at orangecatblues.com.

The puppets, in another daring adventure, go to the south pole to discover what is making all the ice melt, you'll never guess what they find!

Filed under: Documentary, New Releases, ThinkFilm, Theatrical Reviews, New in Theaters, Cinematical Indie Early in Werner Herzog's unique, striking new documentary Encounters at the End of the World, the great German filmmaker reminds us that this will not be another movie about penguins. Spoken in Herzog's familiar rich, ironic drone, the line gets a big laugh, but it also brings up a good point. Does the inclusion of Herzog's personal interests make this a better movie than March of the Penguins? And, ultimately, what do we really expect from a documentary? Let's look at these questions a little later, and get back to Herzog's film, which starts in Antarctica. Actually, it started a couple of years ago when Herzog incorporated some astonishing, underwater footage into his all-but-unreleased film The Wild Blue Yonder (2005). A photographer friend dove under the Antarctic ice to shoot images of the unbelievable creatures, shapes and displays of light that could only be seen there, and Herzog used the footage in his film to represent life on another planet (!). But the pictures apparently continued to fascinate him, and so he journeyed to the earth's southernmost point to learn more. Continue reading Review: Encounters at the End of the World Permalink | Email this | Comments

Spur-of-the-moment video of me doing the Regular Version Of Twilight Tag. 1) Who's your favourite character? 2) Which character are you most like? 3) Team Jacob or Team Edward? 4) Breaking Dawn Theories? 5) Bella's Vampire Power's? Sorry that at some points my cmaera goes haywire... and also that my hair starts to look like a mess. Author: amyleecrazedfan Keywords: Twilight Tag Game Fun Boredom Edward Team Switzerland Jacob Antarctica Canada Bella Powers Breaking Dawn Added: June 11, 2008

show do nx no gas guarana festival em sao paulo Author: paulaSoRock Keywords: rock gas gaz guarana antarctica di ge dani daniel uma chance dancinha caco Added: May 24, 2008

This is the last song of the encore, he was trying to ask the crowd what a "Sooner" was and the retarded crowd kept shouting back "Cheater". To clarify, a Sooner is a person that jumped the gun during the Land Run back in 1889 to get a head start on the competition to the race for the best free real estate. If your imagination is struggling, go check out the movie "Far and Away" with Tom Cruise (before he got weird) and Nicole Kidman. Author: NINJAplasty Keywords: Modest Mouse long drive for someone with nothing to think about moon and antarctica lonesome crowded west building alternative folk rock country pop indie Added: May 13, 2008

Jimmy Kimmel Live: Broken Ice Shelf In Antarctica

Penguin Family Reunion - Penguin mothers return to their mates and chicks, celebrating survival in the harshest of climates. "Penguins of the Antarctic" airs Sunday, April 27 at 8 p.m. (check local listings). For more information, visit http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/antarcticpenguins/

NATURE braves the extreme conditions of earth's southernmost continent for a close-up look at the varied "Penguins of the Antarctic." Watch mother penguins as they reunite with their mates and chicks and celebrate survival in the harsh Antarctic climate. Penguins of the Antarctic airs Sunday, April 27 at 8 p.m. (check local listings). Major support provided by Canon U.S.A. Inc., Toyota, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. For more information, visit http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/antarcticpenguins/index.html

NATURE braves the extreme conditions of earth's southernmost continent for a close-up look at the varied "Penguins of the Antarctic." Here, male emperor penguins strut their stuff in a penguin version of the Paso Doble, courting prospective mates. Penguins of the Antarctic airs Sunday, April 27 at 8 p.m. (check local listings). Major support provided by Canon U.S.A. Inc., Toyota, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. For more information, visit http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/antarcticpenguins/index.html

NATURE braves the extreme conditions of earth's southernmost continent for a close-up look at the varied "Penguins of the Antarctic." As night falls in Antarctica, biting winds cast horizontal snow across the dark backs of a mass of huddled emperor penguins. The temperature is 50 below zero, the gales are 90 miles per hour, and the sun won't rise again for more than two months. NATURE captures these amazing and well dressed flightless birds shivering on the ice as well as gliding through their most comfortable element, the water a balmy bath compared to the air temperature above where the Emperors can hold their breath up to 20 minutes and dive a mile deep. Meanwhile, on the shores of Zavodovski Island, an active volcano, two million Chinstrap penguins breed and travel on their own "superhighway" between the sea and their colonies on higher ground taking care to evade the occasional 12-foot long leopard seal, which can consume six penguins in an hour. Penguins of the Antarctic airs Sunday, April 27 at 8 p.m. (check local listings). Major support provided by Canon U.S.A. Inc., Toyota, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. For more information, visit http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/antarcticpenguins/index.html

A slideshow from the Datum South Polar Peninsula Expedition 2004.Enjoy and please visit www.cold-coast.com

A qualidade n o est muito boa, pois tive que reduzir bastante o tamanho do video para colocar no youtube. Espero que gostem!

Third Planet from the album The Moon and Antarctica Author: sozseatstaken Keywords: Modest Mouse The Moon And Antarctica 3rd Planet Third Added: April 18, 2008

I Came As A Rat from the album The Moon and Antarctica my first vid sorry about the video :P Author: sozseatstaken Keywords: Modest Mouse The Moon And Antarctica Came As Rat Indie Isaac Added: April 18, 2008

Read more: http://www.newscientist.com/channel/fundamentals/mg19826521.500-hunting-for-neutrinos-under-the-south-pole.html The Ice Cube Neutrino Observatory being built in Antarctica could become the first instrument to detect neutrinos from deep space. Author: newscientistvideo Keywords: neutrino detector Ice Cube observatory Antarctica South Pole telescope Added: April 16, 2008

At the U.S. cafeteria in Antarctica, what's cooking in the kitchen can affect the morale of the 1,100 people who live and work at McMurdo Station during Antarctica's long summer. To keep diners happy, cooks think creatively and offer as much variety as they can.

ANTARCTICA: The Global Warningby Sebastian Copelandforeword by Mikhail Gorbachevintroduction by Leonardo DiCaprio The fate of Antarctica foretells the fate of the Earth. For more than fifty years, research scientists have studied the frozen continent and its threatened and endangered creatures, including the chinstrap penguins, humpback whales and albatross. The stark yet fragile icy realm may sound our last warning before the impending destruction of the environment.Sebastian Copeland, an award-winning photographer and environmental activist, witnessed the accelerated devastation of the Antarctica ice shelf while aboard the research vessel Ice Lady Patagonia on behalf of Global Green. He uncovered both the awesome beauty of Antarctica and the alarming warning made visible through his lens. Here the shares images of not only otherworldly glaciers, fields and fjords but also clear signs of massive inroads that climate change has made on the continent. Antarctica features Copeland s presentation of scientific data and personal insights about climate change including how and why the Polar Regions, north and south, continue to melt at an increasingly rapid pace.

ICE PEOPLE follows 21st-century explorers onto the Antarctic ice, for the true experience of living and working in the world s most extreme environment.

The popularity of Antarctic cruises is partly due to so-called doomsday tourists -- people who want to see the continent's coastline before warmer temperatures melt the ice. But the growing traffic may actually help defend the continent from environmental threats.

The popularity of Antarctic cruises is partly due to so-called doomsday tourists -- people who want to see the continent's coastline before warmer temperatures melt the ice. But the growing traffic may actually help defend the continent from environmental threats.

See some birds cooperate to get a snack: http://www.newscientist.com/channel/life/dn13544-birds-team-up-to-solve-food-puzzle.html Watch footage of a collapsing ice shelf in Antarctica: http://environment.newscientist.com/channel/earth/dn13530-antarctic-ice-shelf-hanging-by-a-thread.html Find out about a material that's surprisingly strong and check out some recent footage of NASA's new Lunar Chariot: http://technology.newscientist.com/channel/tech/dn13529-lunar-chariot-prepares-to-tear-up-some-moon-dust.html Author: newscientistvideo Keywords: birds rooks cooperation ice shelf glacier Antarctica environment spider web Lunar Chariot vehicle moon Added: March 28, 2008

Read more: http://environment.newscientist.com/article/dn13530-antarctic-iceshelf-hanging-by-a-thread.html According to glaciologists, a thin strip of ice 6 kilometers wide is is all that is holding back the collapse of a large ice shelf. Author: newscientistvideo Keywords: iceshelf ice antarctica collapse Added: March 25, 2008

An unprecedented 40,000 people will visit Antarctica this year. For many, reaching the icy continent represents a great personal achievement -- but waves of tourists could potentially do more damage there than climate change.