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If the Sun, Earth and Moon are lined up, shouldn t we get a lunar and solar eclipse every month? Clearly, we don t, but why not? Support us at: http://www.patreon.com/universetoday More stories at: http://www.universetoday.com/ Follow us on Twitter: @universetoday Follow us on Tumblr: http://universetoday.tumblr.com/ Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/universetoday Google+ - https://plus.google.com/+universetoday/ Instagram - http://instagram.com/universetoday Team: Fraser Cain - @fcain Jason Harmer - @jasoncharmer Susie Murph - @susiemmurph Brian Koberlein - @briankoberlein Chad Weber - weber.chad@gmail.com Kevin Gill - @kevinmgill Created by: Fraser Cain and Jason Harmer Edited by: Chad Weber Music: Left Spine Down - “X-Ray” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tcoZNrSveE&feature=youtu.be Coincidences happen all the time. Right, Universe? One of the most amazing is that Moon and the Sun appear to be almost exactly the same size in the sky and they’re both the size of your pinky fingernail held at arm’s length. These coincidences just keep piling up. Thanks Universe? There are two kinds of eclipses: solar and lunar. Well, there’s a third kind, but we’d best not think about that. A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes in between the Earth and Sun, casting a shadow down on the surface of our planet. If you’re in the path of the shadow, the Moon destroys the Sun. No, wait, I mean the Moon blocks the Sun briefly. A lunar eclipse happens when the Moon passes through the Earth’s shadow. We see one limb of the Moon darken until the entire thing is in shadow. You’ve got the Sun, Earth and Moon all in a line. Where they’re like this, it’s a solar eclipse, and when they’re like this, it’s a lunar eclipse. If the Moon takes about a month to orbit the Earth, shouldn’t we get an eclipse every two weeks? First a solar eclipse, and then two weeks later, lunar eclipse, back and forth? And occasionally a total one of the heart? But we don’t get them every month, in fact, it can take months and months between eclipses of any kind. If the Sun, Earth and Moon were truly lined up perfect, this would be the case. But the reality is that they’re not lined up. The Moon is actually on an inclined plane to the Earth. Imagine the Solar System is a flat disk, like a DVD. You kids still know what those are, right? This is the plane of the ecliptic, and all of the planets are arranged in that disk. But the Moon is on another disk, which is inclined at an angle of 5.14 degrees. So, if you follow the orbit of the Moon as it goes around the Earth, sometimes it’s above the plane of the ecliptic and sometimes it’s below. So the shadow cast by the Moon misses the Earth, or the shadow cast by the Earth misses the Moon. But other times, the Sun, Moon and Earth are aligned, and we get eclipses. In fact, eclipses tend to come in pairs, with a solar eclipse followed by a lunar eclipse, because everything is nicely aligned. Wondering why the Moon turns red during a lunar eclipse? It’s the same reason we see red sunsets here on Earth - the atmosphere filters out the green to violet range of the spectrum, letting the red light pass through. The Earth’s atmosphere refracts the sunlight so that it’s bent slightly, and can illuminate the Moon during the greatest eclipse. It’s an eerie sight, and well worth hanging around outside to watch it happen. We just had recently had a total lunar eclipse, did you get a chance to see it? Wasn’t it awesome? Don’t forget about the total solar eclipse that’s going to be happening in August, 2017. It’s going to cross the United States from Oregon to Tennessee and should be perfect viewing for millions of people in North America. We’ve already got our road trip planned out. Are you planning to see the 2017 eclipse? Tell us your plans in the comments below. Once upon a time there was light in my life, now there’s only love in the dark. Don’t forget to stick around for the blooper. Thanks for watching! Click subscribe or like it on Facebook, never miss an episode. If you’re into other interesting videos about the Moon, here’s a link to our Moon playlist. Thanks to Dan Jacobs, Damon Rieth and the members of the Guide to Space community who keep these shows rolling. Love space science? Want to see episodes before anyone else? Get extras, contests, and shenanigans with Jay, myself and the rest of the team. Get in on the action. Click here.

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As much as 71% of Earth’s surface is covered by water, representing one of the last great frontiers on this planet. We literally have only scratched the surface of what lies beneath the waves. And even of the species we have found, we know relatively little. Perhaps the greatest challenge we face in exploring the oceans is to get close enough to marine life to observe undisturbed natural behaviour. This could allow newinsights into life in the oceans, but it is a tall order given the noise disturbance and clouds of bubbles emitted by most diving equipment. So some scientists have now turned to freediver Frederic Buyle: they want to exploit his noiseless and calm method of diving to approach even shy animals and find explanations to some of the mysteries of marine life. His abilities are remarkable: he can descend to depths exceeding 50 metres and stay there for up to 4 minutes on a single breath. Responding to calls for help from researchers, Frederic has teamed up with the renowned underwater cameraman Christian Petron. Christian’s vast experience includes working on Luc Besson’s cult-film “The Big Blue” and “Atlantis”, but Frederic’s attempts to freedive with predators like great white sharks test even Christian’s impressive skills. In each episode, Frederic and Christian work closely with leading scientists trying to find answers to the mysteries of our oceans. To accomplish their task they also turn to locals who know the waters and their wildlife like the back of their hand. Local knowledge can prove invaluable in this game, perhaps even save his life. Adventure Ocean Quest combines science, nature and adventure in a way that is enthralling and captivating, yet informative. Frederic’s extraordinary abilities and experiences wow the viewer, while his close teamwork with renowned scientists gives unprecedented insights into the secrets of life in the oceans. This series allows the audience a window into the very real challenges of accessing and studying underwater life. It is a stunning aquatic spectacle and a rollercoaster ride of discovery and personal experiences that keeps viewers glued to their seats.

Fakarava Atoll is a true underwater paradise that stuns with its sheer diversity of marine life and particularly high populations of manta rays, grey reef sharks and sea turtles. It is one of the only places where big marine animals are found in such dense numbers. Its diversity and richness of wildlife is so unique that Fakarava is now a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. But the survival chances of these colourful coral reefs are looking very bleak. They may be the biggest living structures on Earth, but they are dying 4 times more quickly than tropical rainforests. Three quarters of all coral reefs are under threat, and all of them could disappear within the next 50 – 100 years. Prof. Serge Plane from the French research center on Moorea “Criobe” is trying to piece together the interrelationships of coral reef dwellers in order to better understand why they are so sensitive to environmental change, and how they could be protected in the future. This ecosystem is so fragile and sensitive to change that once one link in a coral reef’s chain of life has been removed, it can have dire consequences for the entire reef. Working out how this chain works, and what makes this ecosystem so unique is instrumental to the quest of preserving it. Prof. Serge Plane has specialised in a very particular aspect of relationships amongst reef organisms: communication. He wants to find out how the animals communicate and how this serves their quest to survive. He has already accumulated a wealth of underwater recordings of sounds in a coral reef. But his normal approach requires him to place hydrophones in strategic static positions across the reef. It is an inefficient, limiting and labour-intensive approach. Frederic is able to increase the efficiency and success of Prof Serge Plane by approaching animals directly and respond to their behaviours. The scientist’s current recordings do not follow animals during different behaviours, so being able to selectively record behaviours could be an eye-opener for this type of research. As a noiseless freediver, Frederic is able to trigger certain behaviours and associated sounds by being in the water with the animals without influencing them with cumbersome diving equipment. For example, he is able to record alarm sounds by giving sudden chase to specific fish. So far, it has not been possible for Prof Serge Plane to record behaviour as specific as this because conventional diving gear makes too much noise. The team dives at every time of day and night at a specific spot on the atoll to observe different species during their own activity cycles, and to see how life on the atoll transforms at different times. But again, Christian and Frederic have to remain cautious and plan their expedition meticulously. Again, they make the most of local knowledge to prepare themselves for the task in hand. Polynesian mythology is full of marine life – it plays a very important role in local culture. Manta rays, for example, stand for freedom, while sea turtles personify wisdom and long life. Frederic and Christian meet Maitata, a pearldiver from this island. Few people could tell the team more about the local wildlife from the point of view of Polynesian peoples. Once again, the stories this experienced local man has to offer help Christian and Frederic to build a better and more accurate picture of what lurks beneath the waves in this area. Over their time working, Frederic and Christian repeat their dives on the atoll at different times of day and night. The night-dives can be a bizarre experience with an edge of the otherworldly about it. And the sharply reduced visibility does make these excursions particularly dangerous for Frederic – it would be all too easy to loose orientation and as a result risk his life. The combination of their observations of the reef at different times of day and night and the recordings of reef sounds prove invaluable to Prof. Serge Planes research. And as he builds up his database of recordings, the interrelationships of coral reef organisms becomes clearer. Frederic and Christian’ observations have allowed fascinating insights into the complex web of connections of this finely tuned ecosystem. Ultimately, it may be this kind of research that could help to preserve the world’s coral reefs well into the future.

Three meters in diameter, two tons of weight – the Ocean Sunfish or Mola is the biggest and one of the most weird bony fish in our oceans. Underwater filmmaker Thomas Behrend manages to search out this giant in the Pacific as well as in the Mediterranean Sea. He captures unique scenes of a creature that normally lives in the unreachable deep sea. In Florida Thomas also meets a real giant. Massive but gentle Manatees put a spell on Thomas. But then the filmmaker witnesses how an undercooled Manatee gets into danger. A race against time begins…

The Mediterranean, that popular holiday destination for Germans, is of course also the natural habitat of many sea creatures. But can be true that the biggest predator in the world, the sperm whale, lives in the Mediterranean? And where can monk seals, who once inhabited the Mediterranean beaches, be found today? Underwater filmmaker Thomas Behrend tracks down sperm whales and monk seals, capturing fascinating footage of the giants and the phantoms of the Mediterranean. But witnessing the birth of a sperm whale calf at close quarters unexpectedly places Behrend‘s life in danger...

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Humpback whales are amongst the biggest known mammals on Earth, weighing in at around 36.000kg, but by the early 1960s, after 34 million years on this planet, these gentle, majestic giants had been hunted almost to extinction. With their populations now in partial recovery, it is once again possible to find humpback whales around Rurutu in Polynesian waters. They congregate here between July and November to give birth to a new generation, and to mate. The newborns are prepared for a life of migration, covering thousands of kilometres every single year. Dr Michael Poole, Director of the Marine Mammal Research Program at Moorea in French Polynesia and Dr. Cecile Gaspar are trying to establish a comprehensive photographic cataloguing system of the whales that should enable close monitoring of this fragile population. Until now, the identification of individuals has been restricted to working from above water and identifying the whales according to the markings on their tail fins. Identifying whales from the water surface is extremely limiting: not only is it reliant on the whales lifting their fins clearly visible out of the water, but it also only supplies partial information. Skin patterns on heads and undersides, as well as the whales’ sex, age and behaviour can only be recorded below the water surface. A ban on scuba-diving is partly responsible for the current researchers’ approach, as well as the fact that the whales can be highly intolerant of divers in the water. Frederic’s fotos and recordings of individual whales’ behaviour and physical characteristics allow Dr Cecile Gaspar to form a more accurate assessment of the humpback whale population around Rurutu, their movements and interactions. How big is it, and do individuals return every season or is there a change in the population’s make-up from one year to the next? The overriding question is if the whales in this area are particularly threatened as a result of being an isolated population, or if they are able to recover from the loss of individuals when new whales join their groups. Finding answers to these questions would have a ground-breaking impact on the way these whales are protected from over-exploitation by humans. Dr Poole calls Fred to Moorea island to see if the whales behave differently around a freediver like Frederic, who dives without the aid of oxygen tanks or rebreathers and moves like a fish. These whales are so shy, that Dr Poole expects their behaviour not to change noticeably around a noiselss diver like Frederic – they won’t see him as an unwanted intruder. To gain the whales’ trust and be able to approach them intimately, Frederic has to stay with them underwater for as long as possible in depths of up to 50 metres. This takes an incredible amount of skill and stamina even for an extremely experienced freediver like Frederic, not to mention the risk of staying underwater at such depth for long periods of time. Christian has to follow him with added sensitivity, both to avoid spooking the whales, and to follow Frederic’s lead at all times. But before they can dive, the team has to find some humpback whales in the first place … which can be extremely difficult. Local fishermen are a very important help for the researchers: they keep a lookout for humpback whales during their outings and report their findings to Fred, Christian and the team. They also add to the palette of information gained by the scientists’ observations by adding their own accounts of whale encounters. It is likely that the whales will tolerate Frederic in their midst, allowing him to succeed where a conventional diver would most likely have failed. Frederic’s aim is to approach the whales up to arm’s length, take extreme close-up images for the researchers’ whale catalogue, and take notes on their behaviours. But the strains of the long, deep dives take their toll – they are extremely exhausting and therefore dangerous. Christian and Dr Poole have to be careful and ensure that Frederic isn’t pushing himself too hard. The freediver is not one for giving up, but as impressive as this determination to succeed is, it can also be deadly. Equiped with a hydrophone Frederic records the whales’ communications. This adds a further facet to the whale catalogue the researchers are piecing together, and provide a further insight into individual whales behaviour and identity. Remarkably, the whales don’t have vocal cords and produce the songs by forcing air through their massive nasal cavities. Not only that - there is evidence that their communications reach phenomenal distances of several hundred miles. Frederic’s involvement in Dr. Poole’s and Dr. Gaspar´s humpback whale research project, and Christian’s ability to record Frederic’s work underwater, finally allow a thorough assessment of the humpback whale population around Rurutu and give a vital indication of just how healthy and robust this population is.

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