Collins, W., et al. \"The Physical Science behind Climate Change.\" Scientific American<\/em> (August 2007): 64. Why scientists are now confident that human activities are changing our planet\u2019s climate.<\/p>\r\n Glatzmaier, G., & Olson, P. \"Probing the Geodynamo.\" Scientific American<\/em> (April 2005): 50. Experiments and modeling that tell us about the source and reversals of Earth\u2019s magnetic field.<\/p>\r\n Gurnis, M. \"Sculpting the Earth from Inside Out.\" Scientific American<\/em> (March 2001): 40. On motions that lift and lower the continents.<\/p>\r\n Hartmann, W. \"Piecing Together Earth\u2019s Early History.\" Astronomy<\/em> (June 1989): 24.<\/p>\r\n Jewitt, D., & Young, E. \"Oceans from the Skies.\" Scientific American<\/em> (March 2015): 36. How did Earth get its water after its initial hot period?<\/p>\r\n\r\n Boslaugh, M. \"In Search of Death-Plunge Asteroids.\" Astronomy (<\/em>July 2015): 28. On existing and proposed programs to search for earth-crossing asteroids.<\/p>\r\n Brusatte, S. \"What Killed the Dinosaurs?\" Scientific American<\/em> (December 2015): 54. The asteroid hit Earth at an already vulnerable time.<\/p>\r\n Chyba, C. \"Death from the Sky: Tunguska.\" Astronomy<\/em> (December 1993): 38. Excellent review article.<\/p>\r\n Durda, D. \"The Chelyabinsk Super-Meteor.\" Sky & Telescope<\/em> (June 2013): 24. A nice summary with photos and eyewitness reporting.<\/p>\r\n Gasperini, L., et al. \"The Tunguska Mystery.\" Scientific American<\/em> (June 2008): 80. A more detailed exploration of the site of the 1908 impact over Siberia.<\/p>\r\n Kring, D. \"Blast from the Past.\" Astronomy<\/em> (August 2006): 46. Six-page introduction to Arizona\u2019s meteor crater.<\/p>\r\n\r\n Collins, W., et al. “The Physical Science behind Climate Change.” Scientific American<\/em> (August 2007): 64. Why scientists are now confident that human activities are changing our planet\u2019s climate.<\/p>\n Glatzmaier, G., & Olson, P. “Probing the Geodynamo.” Scientific American<\/em> (April 2005): 50. Experiments and modeling that tell us about the source and reversals of Earth\u2019s magnetic field.<\/p>\n Gurnis, M. “Sculpting the Earth from Inside Out.” Scientific American<\/em> (March 2001): 40. On motions that lift and lower the continents.<\/p>\n Hartmann, W. “Piecing Together Earth\u2019s Early History.” Astronomy<\/em> (June 1989): 24.<\/p>\n Jewitt, D., & Young, E. “Oceans from the Skies.” Scientific American<\/em> (March 2015): 36. How did Earth get its water after its initial hot period?<\/p>\n Boslaugh, M. “In Search of Death-Plunge Asteroids.” Astronomy (<\/em>July 2015): 28. On existing and proposed programs to search for earth-crossing asteroids.<\/p>\n Brusatte, S. “What Killed the Dinosaurs?” Scientific American<\/em> (December 2015): 54. The asteroid hit Earth at an already vulnerable time.<\/p>\n Chyba, C. “Death from the Sky: Tunguska.” Astronomy<\/em> (December 1993): 38. Excellent review article.<\/p>\n Durda, D. “The Chelyabinsk Super-Meteor.” Sky & Telescope<\/em> (June 2013): 24. A nice summary with photos and eyewitness reporting.<\/p>\n Gasperini, L., et al. “The Tunguska Mystery.” Scientific American<\/em> (June 2008): 80. A more detailed exploration of the site of the 1908 impact over Siberia.<\/p>\n Kring, D. “Blast from the Past.” Astronomy<\/em> (August 2006): 46. Six-page introduction to Arizona\u2019s meteor crater.<\/p>\n All Alone in the Night<\/a>: Flying over Earth at night (2:30)<\/p>\n Earth Globes Movies (including Earth at night)<\/a><\/p>\n Earth: The Operator\u2019s Manual<\/a>: A National Science Foundation\u2013sponsored miniseries on climate change and energy, with geologist Richard Alley (53:43)<\/p>\nImpacts<\/h3>\r\n
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Impacts<\/h3>\r\nChelyabinsk Meteor: Can We Survive a Bigger Impact?: Talk by Dr. David Morrison (1:34:48)\r\n\r\nhttps:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=Y-e6xyUZLLs\r\n\r\nLarge Asteroid Impact Simulation: Large asteroid impact simulation from the Discovery Channel (4:45)\r\n\r\nhttps:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=bU1QPtOZQZU\r\n\r\nMeteor Hits Russia February 15, 2013: Archive of eyewitness footage (10:11)\r\n\r\nhttps:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=dpmXyJrs7iU\r\n\r\nSentinel Mission: Finding an Asteroid Headed for Earth: Public lecture by astronaut Ed Lu (1:08:57)\r\n\r\nhttps:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=efz8c3ijD_A","rendered":"
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