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A short bicycle descent into Devil's Den State Park, Arkansas, USA.

On January 15, 2022, The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai Volcano erupted in the South Pacific. The event was captured by the geostationary satellites GOES-17 and Himawari-8. This footage is the original images, blended based on the geographic location of each pixel, and projected on to a 3D model of the Earth in my app, Earth Simulator. github.com/jpcopela/earth-simulator Timestamp: 4:00 to 8:30 UTC.

This video shows 4 hours and 30 minutes worth of images from Himawari-8 and GOES-17 of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga eruption in the South Pacific. Images are in 10 minute intervals and were blended using the application Earth Simulator. This video is a comparison of the blended vs. non-blended images. This video has been re-uploaded and modified to resolve a minor issue with blending and so that diffe...

This video shows different angles of the Tonga eruption as it unfolded on January 15, 2022. The "Mid level Tropospheric water vapor" IR band (6.9 um) captured by GOES-17 and Himawari-8 allows us to see the shock wave travel around the world when we subtract each subsequent image from the previous one, showing the change in water vapor over time rather than just water vapor itself. Images captur...

This is a simple test of the general functionality of Earth Simulator. Images are generated within the app and turned into video using ffmpeg. One image per hour from the geostationary satellites GOES-16, GOES-18, and Himawari-9 were used for this time-lapse. The sequence of regions shown is: North America, Central America, South America, Australia, and parts of Asia github.com/jpcopela/earth-s...

This is a short demonstration of my app, Earth Simulator, that allows you to download geostationary satellite imagery and simulate views from virtually any point in space. Stuttering is an artifact of the video recording software, and is not present in the app. github.com/jpcopela/earth-simulator

github.com/jackcop/astro-sim copelandspace.blogspot.com/

github.com/jackcop/astro-sim copelandspace.blogspot.com/

This is the corrected nbody simulation, notice how different the behavior is. The error in the previous video was due to multiplying each x, y, and z components of the distance between particles by the distance rather than dividing. A simple multiplication rather than division gives very different behavior. github.com/jackcop/astro-sim copelandspace.blogspot.com/

Brute-force nbody simulation with n=40,960. Particles are colored based on their speed. Github: github.com/jackcop/astro-sim My blog: copelandspace.blogspot.com

I love Zen Mind Beginner's Mind, but I thought this part would be funny out of context.

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