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Magnuz of Sweden fictional extraterrestrial sea level change videos.


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Videos

Videos of fictional sea level change on various celestial bodies.

Earth

The videos show hemispheres of Earth in ortographic projections on altitude-colored, relief-shaded maps with present coastlines outlined, while fictional sea levels drops from 9,000 m above present to 11,000 m below. The maps have corresponding to a 120° vertical field of vision, 18.5 km/px center resolution and the videos have lengths of 160 s or 16 s (fast). Videos are CC BY 2021 SeaLevelRise.se, rendered using custom PERL script, ImageMagick and FFmpeg, from open geodata, the GEBCO_2014 Grid, version 20150318.

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Moon

The videos show hemispheres of the Moon in ortographic projections on altitude-colored, relief-shaded maps, while fictional sea levels drops from 10,800 m above the ellipsoid radius to 9,200 m below. The maps have corresponding to a 120° vertical field of vision, 5.0 km/px center resolution and the videos have lengths of 160 s or 16 s (fast). Videos are CC BY 2021 SeaLevelRise.se, rendered using custom PERL script, ImageMagick and FFmpeg, from open data, the NASA CGI Mon Kit.

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Mars

The videos show hemispheres of Mars in ortographic projections on altitude-colored, relief-shaded maps, while fictional sea levels drops from 11,000 m above the ellipsoid radius to 9,000 m below. The maps have corresponding to a 120° vertical field of vision, 9.9 km/px center resolution and the videos have lengths of 160 s or 16 s (fast). Videos are CC BY 2021 SeaLevelRise.se, rendered using custom PERL script, ImageMagick and FFmpeg, from open data, the NASA/USGS Mars MGS MOLA.

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Venus

The videos show hemispheres of Venus in ortographic projections on altitude-colored, relief-shaded maps, while fictional sea levels drops from 12,000 m above the ellipsoid radius to 3,000 m below. The maps have corresponding to a 120° vertical field of vision, 17.6 km/px center resolution and the videos have lengths of 120 s or 12 s (fast). Videos are CC BY 2021 SeaLevelRise.se, rendered using custom PERL script, ImageMagick and FFmpeg, from open data, the NASA/USGS Venus Magellan.

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Mercury

The videos show hemispheres of Mercury in ortographic projections on altitude-colored, relief-shaded maps, while fictional sea levels drops from 4,600 m above the ellipsoid radius to 5,400 m below. The maps have corresponding to a 120° vertical field of vision, 7.1 km/px center resolution and the videos have lengths of 80 s or 8 s (fast). Videos are CC BY 2021 SeaLevelRise.se, rendered using custom PERL script, ImageMagick and FFmpeg, from open data, the NASA/USGS Mercury Messenger.

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Ceres

The videos show hemispheres of Ceres in ortographic projections on altitude-colored, relief-shaded maps, while fictional sea levels drops from 10,000 m above the ellipsoid radius to 8,000 m below. The maps have corresponding to a 120° vertical field of vision, 1.36 km/px center resolution and the videos have lengths of 144 s or 14 s (fast). Videos are CC BY 2021 SeaLevelRise.se, rendered using custom PERL script, ImageMagick and FFmpeg, from open data, the NASA/USGS Ceres Dawn.

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Vesta

The videos show hemispheres of Vesta in ortographic projections on altitude-colored, relief-shaded maps, while fictional sea levels drops from 20,000 m above the ellipsoid radius to 20,000 m below. The maps have corresponding to a 120° vertical field of vision, 0.74 km/px center resolution and the videos have lengths of 160 s or 16 s (fast). Videos are CC BY 2021 SeaLevelRise.se, rendered using custom PERL script, ImageMagick and FFmpeg, from open data, the NASA/USGS Vesta Dawn.

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Log

Reverse chronological log of sea level video events.

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created 2023-04-16 and last updated 2023-04-16 by Magnuz of Sweden.