Information: Yellow Sponge. This sponge filters plankton through its distinctive upright tubes.
Location: San Clemente Island, California
Colors: yellow, brown
File: DV002
Information: Purple coral, the only indigenous species of hard coral in California waters. Found at a depth of 100 to 250 feet.
Location: Farnsworth Bank, South side of Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: pink, white
File: DV003
Information: Pink soft coral. This coral is feeding, as evidenced by the polyps that are visible in this photograph.
Location: Ship rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: red, green
File: DV004
Information: Brain Coral, photographed during a night dive at Andros Island.
Location: Andros Island, the Bahamas.
Colors: green
File: DV005
Information: Strawberry Coral is a soft coral indigenous to southern California waters. This was photographed at a depth of 90 feet.
Location: Ship Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: red, white
File: DV006
Information: Strawberry Coral from the Ship Rock seamount. Ocean upwelling currents provide plentiful nutrients for the local organisms. This photograph was made with a 1:1 macro lens at a depth of approx. 110 feet.
Location: Ship Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: red, white
File: DV007
Information: Coral Polyps. The red object within the white coral is a small sponge growing on the same substrate.
Location: Bird rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: white, red
File: DV008
Information: Green Ribbon Coral. Photographed at Palancar reef, a large barrier reef complex that is known for its fast currents and abrupt drop-offs. This photo was made at approximately 150 feet.
Location: Cozumel, Mexico
Colors: green, black
File: DV009
Information: Corallina Algae. This algae has a coral-like hard shell, hence the name "Corallina". This photo was made at Ship Rock.
Location: Ship Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: pink
File: DV010
Information: White Sponge with Anemones. San Nicolas Island is the south-west most island in the Channel Island chain.
Location: San Nicolas Island, California
Colors: orange, green
File: DV011
Information: Strawberry Coral. Coral is a group of individual polyps that form a common structure.
Location: Ship Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: red, white
File: DV012
Information: Purple Sponge. The hole in the center of the sponge is its exhaust vent. Although the sponge looks like a plant, it is actually an animal.
Location: Santa Cruz Island, California
Colors: purple, green
File: DV013
Information: Close-up of Giant Brain Coral. This is a 1:1 macro photographed at about 65 feet.
Location: Andros Island, Bahamas
Colors: gray, white
File: DV014
Information: Sea Fan, backlit by a bulb flash-gun. Anacapa Island is part of the Channel Island National Park.
Location: Anacapa Island, California
Colors: black, white
File: DV015
Information: Corals, Sea Whip, and Sponges growing on a reef at a depth of about 30 feet. The drop-off at the edge of Bonaire is very steep: Its up welling produces a very diverse bioregion.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, green, red
File: DV016
Information: Reef structure in the Netherlands Antilles. This area contains one of the richest diversities of sponge species in the world.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, green
File: DV017
Information: Reef at Bonaire. Blue Damsel fish feed at the base of the coral and sponge. These fish are very territorial and will bite the unwary diver.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, green
File: DV018
Information: Branch Coral. Photographed at a depth of about 40 feet. The currents near the Grand Cayman Island are very slight, making this a great location for photography.
Location: Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Colors: cyan, brown
File: DV019
Information: Soft and Hard Corals photographed at Santa Rosa Reef, Cozumel. This photographed was made at about 60 feet.
Location: Cozumel, Mexico
Colors: blue, green
File: DV020
Information: Inside First Cathedral, a volcanic cave. The cathedrals are a series of underwater lava-tubes on the south side of Lanai at a depth of 90 feet.
Location: Lanai, Hawaii
Colors: blue, black
File: DV021
Information: The Sun. Photographed from 120 feet. The fish in this photograph is a Calico Bass.
Location: Ship Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: blue, white
File: DV022
Information: Coral Reef Structure. The reef is made up of Antler Coral. This photograph was made at about 80 feet.
Location: U.S. Virgin Islands
Colors: blue, gray
File: DV023
Information: Reef Structure on Molokini, a small island near Maui. This photograph has been tilted 90 degrees to enhance the detail.
Location: Molokini, Hawaii
Colors: blue, pink
File: DV024
Information: A school of small reef fish. Fish school as a means of protection against predators: predators have a difficult time distinguishing individual fish in a school.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, pink
File: DV025
Information: Giant Brain Coral and several varieties of sponge. The small blue and yellow fish on the right of the brain coral is a Royal Gramma.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, black
File: DV026
Information: Sea Whips and Brain Coral. The fuzzy appearance of the Sea Whips is due to active feeding by the polyps.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, black
File: DV027
Information: Purple Sea Fan, backlit by the sun. This was photographed at a depth of about 90 feet.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, cyan
File: DV028
Information: Branch, purple, lattice, and brain corals. The red tint on the leftmost brain coral is due to small sponges growing on its surface.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: cyan, green
File: DV029
Information: Fish in a typical reef environment. Pennekamp park is formed by a series of reefs off the Florida coast. In 1989 a cargo ship struck these reefs, causing major destruction.
Location: Pennekamp Park, Florida
Colors: blue, green
File: DV030
Information: Macrocystis Kelp forest near Emerald Bay, Catalina. Macrocystis Kelp is an algae that can grow at a rate of several feet a day and can achieve hights of over 100 feet.
Location: Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: green, cyan
File: DV031
Information: Macrocystis Kelp Bulbs. The round bulbs provide flotation to keep the kelp beds upright.
Location: Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: green, black
File: DV032
Information: Sargassum Algae. The small bulbs serve to support these algae in the water.
Location: San Miguel Island, California
Colors: green, black
File: DV033
Information: Agarum Algae, backlit to show its complex structure.
Location: San Clemente Island, California
Colors: green, black
File: DV034
Information: Macrocystis stipe with an orange snail. Kelp forests support a large number of associated species.
Location: Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: green, orange
File: DV035
Information: Starfish. Purple algae is growing on the rocks in the background. The starfish is a predator that feeds on snails, shellfish and coral polyps.
Location: San Clemente Island, California
Colors: orange, purple
File: DV036
Information: 1:1 Macro photograph of a starfish photographed in the Channel Islands of Southern California.
Location: Santa Cruz Island, California
Colors: blue, purple, green
File: DV037
Information: Strawberry Anemones--CorynactIs. The anemone feeds on plankton and smaller organisms. The tips of its tendrils will produce a mild sting to knock-out its prey. Photographed at a seamount between Santa Barbara Island and Anacapa Island at about 90 feet.
Location: Seamount between Santa Barbara Island and Anacapa Island
Colors: red, white
File: DV038
Information: Yellow Anemone. Because of Ship Rock's convenience to the isthmus at Catalina, regular charter boats service the area for diving and fishing. This photograph was made at 90 feet.
Location: Ship rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: yellow, pink
File: DV039
Information: Pink Anemone. This was photographed at about 70 feet at San Clemente Island. San Clemente Island is a Naval Base and features the most consistently clear waters of all the Southern California Channel Islands.
Location: San Clemente Island, California
Colors: pink, white
File: DV040
Information: Barnacle surrounded by strawberry anemones. This was photographed with a 3:1 macro lens at about 15 feet.
Location: West end, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: pink, orange, blue
File: DV041
Information: Blue Serpulid (spiral tube-worm) with a strawberry anemone. The pink object at the top is coral.
Location: Anacapa Island, California
Colors: blue, pink
File: DV042
Information: 1:1 Macro photograph of Elliptical Star Coral. The polyps are retracted into the white ridges.
Location: Andros Island Bahamas
Colors: green, gray
File: DV043
Information: Sea Anemone. Anemones feed by filtering plankton and stinging small fish.
Location: San Nicolas Island, California
Colors: tan, white
File: DV044
Information: Starfish can be very destructive to a coral colony.
Location: Santa Cruz Island, California
Colors: blue, purple, green
File: DV045
Information: Anemone colony. Photographed near Cook's Bay, Moorea at a depth of about 80 feet. Photographed near the shooting site of the movie Mutiny on the Bounty.
Location: Moorea, French Polynesia
Colors: green, gray
File: DV046
Information: Diver feeding a broken sea-urchin to Garabaldi and Senorita fish. The Garabaldi are the large orange fish. They are featured in several of the movies on this disc.
Location: Harbor reef, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: green, yellow
File: DV047
Information: Shipwreck near Lahaina, Maui. This 45 foot sailing vessel sank after hitting an obstruction. She rests in 110 feet of water.
Location: Lahaina, Maui, HI
Colors: blue, cyan
File: DV048
Information: Canon Shells in the hold of the Fujikawa Maru. These are the largest cannon shells utilized by the Japanese navy during W.W.II. The Fujikawa Maru was sunk during Operation Hailstorm in 1944.
Information: Cockpit of a Mitsubishi Zero A6M3 fighter, sunk at a depth of 15 feet at Truk Lagoon. This zero was shot down during Operation Hailstorm in 1944. The pilot apparently escaped.
Information: The Wall. Divers on a ledge above the Tongue of the Ocean, Andros Island, Bahamas. This was photographed at a depth of 180 feet.
Location: Andros Island, Bahamas
Colors: cyan, blue
File: DV053
Information: Divers entering an underwater cave at a depth 120 feet. There are a series of Karst (limestone) caverns 1/4 of a mile along this wall.
Location: Andros Island, Bahamas
Colors: blue, black
File: DV054
Information: Looking upward toward a dive boat from a depth of about 70 feet.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, cyan
File: DV055
Information: Divers exploring Paradise Reef near Cozumel Island, Mexico.
Location: Cozumel, Mexico
Colors: cyan, blue
File: DV056
Information: An underwater photographer looking for another great photograph in Bonaire. A red sponge is in the foreground.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, orange
File: DV057
Information: Diver feeding the fish. These fish are quite tame and will be happy to eat from your hand.
Location: Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Colors: blue, red
File: DV058
Information: Diver feeding Sergeant Majors near Grand Cayman.
Location: Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Colors: blue, white
File: DV059
Information: Bridge of the Fujikawa Maru, Truk Lagoon. The Fujikawa Maru was sunk by a torpedo launched from a U. S. torpedo bomber during Operation Hailstone in 1944
Information: Divers Ascending in a cloud of bubbles after making a very deep dive on The Wall at Andros Island.
Location: Andros Island, Bahamas
Colors: blue
File: DV061
Information: Cockpit of a Mitsubishi G4M1 "Betty" bomber that was shot down in 1944. The radio is still tuned to the Japanese operations frequency and the door gun is still aboard and loaded.
Information: Diver wrestling Octopus near the wreckage of the Tacoma Narrows bridge in Washington state. The arm span of this Octopus was at least 8 feet.
Location: Tacoma, Washington
Colors: green, brown
File: DV063
Information: Skulls and Crossbones of Japanese Sailors killed aboard the Shinkoku Maru. Truk Lagoon is maintained as a memorial to all who fought and died there. Salvage or artifact collecting are forbidden.
Information: Feeding Barnacles. The tentacles of the barnacles are used to snare plankton. They mostly live at shallow depths where there is active water circulation.
Location: Blue Cavern Point, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: red, white
File: DV065
Information: Structure of a Purple Sponge. Sponges are a filter-feeder which strains the plankton out of the water using its pores.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: pink, purple
File: DV066
Information: Fryeela Algae. This type of algae is distinguished by the iridescent blue fringing its blades.
Location: Bird Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: black, blue
File: DV067
Information: Nudibranch Eggs. The Nudibranch is a shell-less sea snail which lays its eggs in repetitive spiral patterns.
Location: Ship Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: white
File: DV068
Information: Nudibranch with an anemone and a white sponge.
Location: White's Point, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: orange, white
File: DV069
Information: This Rock Scallop is open and feeding. Corynactis anemones are surrounding it.
Location: San Nicolas Island, California
Colors: green, orange
File: DV070
Information: Purple Tube Sponge. This cluster is about 4 feet wide.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, purple
File: DV071
Information: Purple Sea Urchin. The Sea Urchin is an animal that feeds on kelp and other algae. The Japanese consider Sea Urchin roe to be a delicacy.
Location: Santa Rosa Island, California
Colors: red, green
File: DV072
Information: White Sponge surrounding two tube worm exoskeletons.
Location: San Miguel Island, California
Colors: white, black
File: DV073
Information: Sea Urchin surrounded by Yellow Coral. On the left there are three transparent shrimp.
Location: Andros Island, Bahamas
Colors: yellow, red
File: DV074
Information: Keyhole Limpet. This is a 1:1 macro photograph. The outer edge of the photo is the limpet's mantle and the center part is the vent.
Location: Big Fisherman Cove, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: green, brown
File: DV075
Information: Lytocarpus is a feathery, stinging hydroid similar to a jellyfish. Touching it might result in a trip to the hospital for cortisone shots.
Location: Ship Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: white, pink
File: DV076
Information: Yellow Nudibranch Eggs. Nudibranch is pronounced nude-eh-branck.
Location: High Spot, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: yellow, brown
File: DV077
Information: Red Sponge Pores. These pores admit sea-water and plankton.
Location: Eagle Reef, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: red, orange
File: DV078
Information: Red Barrel Sponge with a Spider Starfish inside. Only one leg of the starfish is visible.
Location: Cozumel, Mexico
Colors: pink, purple
File: DV079
Information: Barnacle that is open but not eating. This photograph is only 5 or 6 feet underwater.
Location: Blue Cavern Point, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: green, red
File: DV080
Information: Yellow Sponge with Fryeela Algae.
Location: Anacapa Island, California
Colors: yellow, white
File: DV081
Information: Nudibranch Eggs.
Location: Santa Cruz Island. California
Colors: yellow
File: DV082
Information: Reef overview. Purple Sea Fans, anemones and various fish appear in this photograph. The foreground fish is a Porkfish while two Grunts swim behind.
Location: Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands
Colors: green, blue
File: DV083
Information: Looking up at the sun through a school of Senorita fish. This was photographed at a depth of 100 feet.
Location: Ship Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: blue
File: DV084
Information: A school of Bluestriped Grunts at Pennekamp Park, off the East coast of Florida. To the right of the screen are some white Sea Whips.
Location: Pennekamp Park, Florida
Colors: yellow, green, brown
File: DV085
Information: Another school of Bluestriped Grunts, Pennekamp Park. These fish are very common throughout the Caribbean.
Location: Pennekamp Park, Florida
Colors: blue, gray, yellow
File: DV086
Information: Rhapsody in blue. The fish is a Yellowtail Snapper with a Sea Whip in the foreground.
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, cyan
File: DV087
Information: Horn Shark resting on an abalone shell. Horn Sharks feed on detritus on the ocean floor. It is not a man-eater.
Location: Blue Cavern Point, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: green, gray
File: DV088
Information: Tiger Grouper in between Yellow Sponge, Mountainous Star Coral, and Pillar Coral.
Location: Andros Island, Bahamas
Colors: green, pink, yellow
File: DV089
Information: Spanish Hogfish in coral and Sea Whips.
Location: Cozumel, Mexico
Colors: blue, yellow
File: DV090
Information: The Garabaldi is a carnivorous fish. It can make a loud clicking sound with the cartilage on the base of its forehead. This is its warning that it is an angry Garabaldi.
Location: Harbor Reef, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: green, yellow
File: DV091
Information: French Angelfish in its coral reef environment
Location: Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles
Colors: blue, yellow
File: DV092
Information: Tube worm (Serpulid). The spiral "feathers" are its tentacles.
Location: Ship Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: yellow, orange
File: DV093
Information: Spanish Shawl Nudibranch. The orange tendrils on its back are gills. It feeds on algae.
Location: Eagle Reef, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: green, purple
File: DV094
Information: Serpulid tentacle structure. Tube worms capture plankton from their surroundings to feed.
Location: Anacapa Island , California
Colors: red, white
File: DV095
Information: Two tube worms, showing their tentacles and calcareous exoskeletal structures. Each tube worm has two sets of spiral tentacles.
Location: San Nicolas Island, California
Colors: red, orange
File: DV096
Information: Nudibranch feeding on algae. The starfish to the right may soon be feeding on the Nudibranch.
Location: Eagle Reef, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: green, yellow
File: DV097
Information: White Sponge surrounding a Polychaete tube worm.
Location: Ship Rock, Santa Catalina Island, California
Colors: red, white, green
File: DV098
Information: Nudibranch feeding on brown algae.
Location: Santa Cruz Island, California
Colors: brown, white
File: DV099
Information: White Tube Worms on a Red Sponge. The white shell-like object to the right is a tube worm that has retracted its tentacles.
Location: San Clemente Island, California
Colors: orange, white
File: DV100
Information: Yellow Nudibranch. Nudibranchs have distinct coloration to warn carnivorous fish of their foul taste. Most fish will not approach a Nudibranch.
Location: Santa Cruz Island, California
Colors: yellow, brown
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Information: Yellow Sponge. This sponge filters plankton through its distinctive upright tubes.
Location: San Clemente Island, California
Colors: yellow, brown
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Colors: white
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Colors: yellow, brown
sland, California
Colors: green, yellow
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Colors: orange, brown
Santa Barbara Island and Anacapa Island
Colors: red, white
e, White, Blackhe change in brown hue between the Sea of Serenity (which is lighter) and the Seas of tranquility and Fertility.
MISSION: Apollo 10
LOCATION: Moon Orbit
COLORS: Brown, Gray, White, Black
ble in the affected area. Lighter brown slicks can be seen offshore. A causeway joins Al Jirab to the mainland and a dredged ship channel with its associated islands can be seen west of the causeway. This is one of 25 visuals used by the STS-39 crew at its May 17, 1991 post-flight press conference. Discovery's flight of eight days duration was launched April 28th from Kennedy Space Center (KSC) and completed on May 6th with touchdown at the KSC landing facility. This flight was dedicated to the Department of Defense. Crew members were Astronauts Michael L. Coats, L. Blaine Hammond, Guion S. Bluford, Richard J. Hieb, Gregory J. Harbaugh, Donald R. McMonagle, and Charles L. (Lacy) Veach.
MISSION: Space Shuttle 39
LOCATION: Earth Orbit
COLORS: Royal Blue, Brown, Sand
n February 1991, shows the region to be composed of at least five large volcanic edifices or rift zones. By analogy with similar features on the Earth, Atla Regio is thought to result from upwellings of large volumes of molten rock from the interior of Venus known as "hot spots."
MISSION: Magellan
LOCATION: Venus Orbit
COLORS: Orange, Yellow, Dark Brown
respect to our line of sight, Charon approaches to within less than one tenth of an arcsecond of Pluto every three days.
MISSION: Hubble Space Telescope Spacecraft
LOCATION: Earth Orbit
COLORS: Blue, White
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Information: Yellow Sponge. This sponge filters plankton through its distinctive upright tubes.
Location: San Clemente Island, California
Colors: yellow, brown
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Unable to play this movie.
The [MCI] Microsoft AVI Video Driver and/or the SuperMatch Cinepak
Driver may not be installed, or not installed correctly.