2009 full yr colorized GOES East weather satellite

GOES East weather satellite, color-enhanced by NOAA, for the whole of 2009. Feel free to annotate significant weather events.

This satellite measures infrared radiation, which is heat. The tops of clouds are cooler and the highest clouds are the coldest. The temperature of the ground varies, too, and that's the daily "throbbing" you see as it heats up in the day and cools down at night. More discussion and analysis at http://egb13.net/

Audio from Free Music by DanoSongs.com http://www.danosongs.com licensed under CC-BY-3.0-US Creamtive Commons license; see the credits at the end of the video for titles and the URL of the license. The video portion is licensed under the same license, for consistency's sake, by egb13.net.

There's a typo in the credits at the end: The images are from http://www.goes.noaa.gov/GIFS/ECI7.JPG. The GOES page is at http://www.goes.noaa.gov/.

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• weather
• satellite
• time
• lapse
• timelapse
• noaa
• 2009

[dgelevators1]

@ninjamonkey39 if you look on his site he has another one for 2010

[ninjamonkey39]

Great video. Please make more using this satellite type.



[dgelevators1]

AWESOME TO THE UPMOST DEGREE

[FindYourAdventure]

Super worthwhile stuff. The pulse makes it come alive. Thanks for sharing!

[RadarNut1]

Another great time lapse!

I always love watching your videos! Can't wait for more! *****