The holiday season is upon us, and while a crackling yule log in a digital fireplace may be cozy, it’s time to try something new this year. Why not create the perfect holiday ambience in your home with these science video alternatives?
Snow-white Seal Pups:
In Norfolk, England, winter is pupping season for gray seals. During the first few weeks of their lives, the baby seals sport a festive snow-white coat. Tune into a live stream to catch a glimpse of these adorable pups as they snooze and play on a wintry shore.
Sparkling Space Views:
For many, the holiday season is a time for reflection. What better way to contemplate our lives on this planet than by peering down at Earth from the International Space Station (ISS)? Check out NASA’s live streams from the ISS to get a fresh perspective on the world as we enter a new year.
Festive Glowing Critters:
Looking for something truly festive? How about a swarm of rats glowing in the infrared? Let these radiant rodents brighten your night as you learn about the social lives of New York City rats in a captivating video.
Whether you choose to watch snow-white seal pups, sparkling space views, or festive glowing critters, the Scientific American staff wishes you a cozy holiday season and a Happy New Year!
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