June 7 - Tomorrow is World Ocean Day

June 7 Tomorrow is World Ocean Day by:

All of humanity is intimately connected to Earth's oceans. Image via @WorldOceansDay on Instagram.

How to celebrate World Oceans Day Celebrate Earth's oceans on Saturday, June 8. Plan or find an event. Participate on social media. Or ... just go to the beach. More ideas here. Going to the beach this summer? You need to watch this video Rip currents - sometimes called by the misnomer rip tide - flow outward from beaches, sometimes faster than humans can swim. Here's what to do if you get caught in one.  Video: Perpetual Ocean In honor of World Ocean Day tomorrow, a beautiful video visualization of ocean currents around the world. Read more and watch video.

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Southern Cross: A southern sky signpost View larger. | If you live in the Southern Hemisphere, this is a good time of year to view the Southern Cross in your southern sky, as soon as darkness falls. This image by Jv Noriega shows the Southern Cross as seen from Manila (latitude 14 degrees north of the equator). Read more. Thanks, Jv!

Golden Eagle and funnel cloud, over Oregon Don't miss these beautiful photos of a funnel cloud over the Steens Mountain Wilderness in southeastern Oregon, one with a golden eagle flying in front of it. Thomas Patrick Tully, who posted them in early June, wrote that the funnel "... almost touched down and stayed strong for several minutes." More photos here. Submit your photo to EarthSky here! Did a friend forward EarthSkyNews to you? Click here to get your own subscription!

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