Capturing ice through time-lapse – part 2
Capturing ice through time-lapse – part 2. Capturing the different states of ice for natural history, scientific and research purposes.
Tag: NASA
Capturing the bigger picture with time-lapse
We explore the comprehensive qualities of time-lapse and, in particular, the many ways in which it is able to represent ‘the bigger picture’.
Google’s Earth Engine – tracking global changes using time-lapse
Google’s ‘Earth Engine’ is proven to be an incredible tool for tracking changes to our planet. Satellite images arranged into interactive time-lapse sequences facilitate thorough monitoring of important global changes.
Tracking change from above – time-lapse uses in outer space
We return to space in this blog to take a look at some of the ways in which time-lapse is utilised for the purposes of exploration and education, featuring work from NASA and British astronaut Tim Peake.
Cameras: a look into the future
Imagine being able to snap a picture of something over 1,000,000 miles away.
Sounds impossible, no? Well, not for NASA. And they are not the only ones doing amazing things with cameras.
