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NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio developed the "Perpetual Ocean" project, using ocean flow data to visualize surface currents around the world, with captivating results.
With data from ECCO2--Estimating the Circulation and Climate of the Ocean--NASA created 3-minute and 20-minute long tours of churning ocean circulation represented by the white swirls of the currents and the dark blue colors of water--a living representation of Van Gogh's most famous painting of the night sky.
According to a NASA release, ECCO's visualizations are used to better understand the the ocean's evolving role in the global climate.
[Via Fast Company]
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