I’ve got Eclipse Fever!
Total solar eclipse fever! SciAll’s Solar Physicist, Miho Janvier, walks through her first total solar eclipse in Argentina that gave her eclipse fever, and why she loves solar eclipses and solar storms so much!
Expeditions
My mission launched INTO SPACE!
A solar storm chaser, here’s how space & solar physicist joined the ESA / NASA Solar Orbiter mission and had her mission launched into space! Video & snapshots of spacecraft IRL
Coral Reef 3D Mapping Marathon! Thailand Expedition
This is it, folks. Our last chance on this expedition to the Gulf of Thailand to collect the imagery needed to reconstruct a MASSIVE 3D model of our study site and to use it for….SCIENCE! Specifically, by creating a 3D map of this massive coral reef, we can extract data that describe the shape of
CRITICAL lesson for Marine Biologists: Unpredictable field conditions
At one time or another, every marine biologist faces the sometimes harsh reality that the ocean does not always want to play ball. Working in coral reefs in remote corners of the world (in this case, the Gulf of Thailand) is an honor and a privilege. BUT, unpredictable field conditions require that field marine biologists
Mexico, Thailand, Tanzania, Finland, HOME! (& much more to come!)
I wanted to alert everyone that Heather and I survived our second expedition to study in Thailand, and that, after some extensive travels, I’m back and will be posting again regularly! If you support our efforts to make science accessible to all, then PLEASE: 1) Share this video! & tell your friends why you care2)
3D modeling an entire coral reef takes teamwork (!)
Generating the largest published 3D model of a coral reef takes a team effort (and some serious synchronized swimming!). Special Thanks to our brothers and sisters at COREsea for the EPIC drone footage AND the indispensable assistance with this field work! If you’re looking for an internship that will get you in the water and
How we study social lives of coral reef fish in Thailand
A bit more about our research, studying the behavior of ecologically critical fish in coral reefs in Thailand…. To support my campaign, to share the exhilarating process and invaluable products of science with the masses, subscribe:https://www.youtube.com/sciallorg To provide even more support, please consider joining us on Patreon:http://www.patreon.com/sciallorg Social media:http://www.facebook.com/sciallorghttps://www.snapchat.com/add/sciallorghttp://www.instagram.com/sciallorghttp://www.twitter.com/sciallorg Learn more about my research in
12 GoPros can reconstruct movements of schools of reef fish (in 3D)?!
Some shots of Heather and I constructing ‘Mobile Fear Frame 2.0’. Our hope is that this beast will help achieve unprecedented insights about how coral reef fish behave and function (ecologically speaking) in schools of different size and species composition. To support my campaign, to share the exhilarating process and invaluable products of science with
Why study social lives of coral reef fish?
Here’s a brief explanation for WHY we’re out here, on the far side of the world, having adventures in the name of science. Hint: there’s a lot more to why my marine biologist is awesome (and essential) than having fun in the ocean :). To support my campaign, to share the exhilarating process and invaluable
3D modeling ENTIRE coral reefs: mind-blowing technology
Ever thought: since we need to know so much about coral reefs to protect them (and the economies they support), why not create massive 3D reconstructions of entire coral reefs, and use this for science and long-term monitoring? ME TOO! This technology exists (lucky for all of us!), and we’re using it. Now. To support
