If only ships could sail as fast as airplanes, then we could conduct weather avoidance the Fedex way. Watch the video below to see a screenshot of planes avoiding a large storm over the United States.
[googlevideo width=”624″ height=”420″]http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6886880938991195179[/googlevideo]
Here’s an unrelated but interesting video:
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