It shows how water in the atmosphere regulates climate, the global and local consequences of too much or too little rain, water's effect on society from food production to urban sustainability, and the role of water in dangerous storms and hurricanes.

The film introduces viewers to the water cycle. Produced specifically for the Science on a Sphere media platform in partnership with the Global Precipitation Measurement, or GPM, mission, 'Water Falls' tells the story of the movement of water throughout the planet on a spherical screen - literally giving a 360-degree view of water. NASA's new short film 'Water Falls' invites the public along for the ride as scientists follow water around the globe - on a globe. 31, 2014: Global Premiere, at a Sphere Near YouĮscaping from the ocean, then surfing on clouds until taking that fateful fall back to Earth, water is on a journey. 29 & 30, 2014: Premiere at the Space Foundation, Colorado Springs, CO 25, 2014: Premiere at The Wild Center, Tupper Lake, NY

'Water Falls' is coming soon to a sphere near you!

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