
Has anyone given you a blue marble yet?
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When you get a blue marble from someone, you’ll know what to do because they’ll explain: commit random acts of ocean kindness wherever you are.
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Then tell LivBlue your blue marble’s story with links to photos or video of your blue marble in the comments section. To read some of the comments click here and then scroll down to the bottom of the page that opens.
Then tell LivBlue your blue marble’s story with links to photos or video of your blue marble in the comments section. To read some of the comments click here and then scroll down to the bottom of the page that opens.
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BlueMarbles.org will share the results and the journeys of these thousands of blue marbles and the people they reach on Jacques Cousteau’s 100th Birthday, June 11th 2010, in honor of World Oceans Day and the man who first brought the wonders of our big blue marble to so many of us.
BlueMarbles.org will share the results and the journeys of these thousands of blue marbles and the people they reach on Jacques Cousteau’s 100th Birthday, June 11th 2010, in honor of World Oceans Day and the man who first brought the wonders of our big blue marble to so many of us.
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It's a simple idea:
It's a simple idea:
commit a random act of ocean kindness
by sharing a blue marble forward
with
someone doing good things for our blue planet
and ask them to do the same.
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The Blue Marble, is a famous photograph taken of the Earth by astronauts on December 7, 1972. It is likely the most widely distributed photographic image in existence. The image is one of the few to show a fully illuminated Earth, as the astronauts had the Sun behind them when they took the image. To the astronauts, Earth had the appearance of a glass marble (hence the name, Blue Marble).
The Blue Marble, is a famous photograph taken of the Earth by astronauts on December 7, 1972. It is likely the most widely distributed photographic image in existence. The image is one of the few to show a fully illuminated Earth, as the astronauts had the Sun behind them when they took the image. To the astronauts, Earth had the appearance of a glass marble (hence the name, Blue Marble).
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When you get a marble, pass it along within 24 hours with the message to do the same...around and around the blue marbles will go...around the big Blue Marble, our ocean planet.
When you get a marble, pass it along within 24 hours with the message to do the same...around and around the blue marbles will go...around the big Blue Marble, our ocean planet.
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If you would like to order some marbles yourself, the cobalt or azure blue marbles of choice come in many sizes and are made by Marble King of recycled glass in the USA.
If you would like to order some marbles yourself, the cobalt or azure blue marbles of choice come in many sizes and are made by Marble King of recycled glass in the USA.
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Contact Marble King @ or to order blue marbles in one of many sizes or shades. Orders of larger numbers will cost less per marble (between 3 and 10 cents per marble).
Contact Marble King @ or to order blue marbles in one of many sizes or shades. Orders of larger numbers will cost less per marble (between 3 and 10 cents per marble).
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You can also order blue marbles from Moon Marble.
You can also order blue marbles from Moon Marble.
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Your local antique shop or toy store likely has some blue marbles too.
Your local antique shop or toy store likely has some blue marbles too.
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Watch marbles being made of recycled glass at Marble King , (too cool!)
Watch marbles being made of recycled glass at Marble King , (too cool!)
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Tens of thousands more blue marbles are traveling out in to the world at talks at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Cornell University, New England Aquarium, Stanford University, Gateway School, in El Salvador, Panama, India, Fiji, Canada, Mexico, Washington DC, Indiana, Virginia, New York City and the California Academy of Sciences at Golden Gate Park.
Tens of thousands more blue marbles are traveling out in to the world at talks at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Cornell University, New England Aquarium, Stanford University, Gateway School, in El Salvador, Panama, India, Fiji, Canada, Mexico, Washington DC, Indiana, Virginia, New York City and the California Academy of Sciences at Golden Gate Park.
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More information available from LivBlue
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