Essays on Ocean

On Planet Earth, Water is the indefinite one of the most, if not the most necessary resource to all life. Not only is it crucial for staying alive, but also society today depends on water for nearly everything. Water is used in household necessities such...

Laws and regulations are a necessity in the effort to defend and achieve the global goal, Life Below Water. These rules may range from the legal actions taken during the process of barring chemicals and debris deposited, to the legal limit of fishing on specific...

The oceans are a very important part of our environment. About 50-80 percent of all life on earth is estimated to live in the oceans. Not many people even consider how important the ocean is to the environment. People worry about cutting down trees in...

Oceans play a very important role in moderating climate change by helping in the regulation of both heat and carbon dioxide levels. It is therefore very important to understand the interrelationship between the oceans and climate change so as to come up with better climate...

Growing up with severe asthma as a child, the doctors repeatedly advised my mother to take me to the sea. The fresh breeze coming from a large body of salt water was a miracle cure to my never ending sleepless nights spent on asthma attacks....

Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Alekseyevich was the first man to travel in space on April 12, 1961. Since then, hundreds of people have explored past the earth’s atmosphere. Many discoveries and advancements have been made since then. Health and medical fields have benefitted from groundbreaking technology....

Our earth used to be a lush and beautiful place, full of vibrant vegetation and unkindled species varying in size and home, yet due to human existence we have become an indistinguishable parasite further plaguing the planet for our own needs to survive generation after...

Global mean sea-level has and continues to fluctuate immensely throughout time, notably sealevel has risen since the late 19th century. Sea-level changes can be driven by a variety of drivers, but those drivers can be classified into two general categories, eustatic and isostatic change. The...

As far as I know, this is the first study to quantify the effect of ocean acidification and warming on skeleton mineralization of a water-breathing vertebrate. Overall, simulated ocean acidification increased the density of hydroxyapatite in major components of the skeleton of elasmobranchs. This result...

Everybody has known about putting away information in the cloud, yet shouldn’t something be said about in the briny profundities? On Wednesday (June 6), Microsoft lowered a submarine-like information center into the sea off the shore of Orkney a gathering of islands close Scotland as...

What is La Nina? La Nina originates from Spanish with the meaning ‘small girl’ refer to a phenomenon that describes cooler than normal ocean surface temperatures in the Eastern and Central Pacific Ocean; regions close to the equator off the west coast of South America....

Taking into account that around 70% of the earth is covered in oceans, marine biology is evidently a vital discipline in the protection of life in the waters. Marine biology is the scientific study of oceanic organisms or brackish and aquatic bodies in the water....

Funafuti is Tuvalu’s capital and thus the situation of its international field. or so four,000 people area unit making up the entire population and life is straightforward going and set back. alone two very little manufacturing facilities inform guests of the fashionable world lingering on...

“To move, to breathe, to fly, to float, to gain all while you give, to roam the roads of lands remote, to travel is to live.” – Hans Christian Andersen. The Andaman Islands are an Indian archipelago floating in splendid isolation in the Bay of...

El Nino in Southern California and its History El Nino is a meteorological phenomenon on the coast of Latin America. Yet when it turns to harsh, then it has effects throughout the Pacific Ocean and its related areas. It is needless to say that El...

“Shark finning refers to the removal and retention of the shark fins and the discard at sea of the carcass. The shark is most often still alive when it is tossed back into the water. Unable to swim, the shark slowly sinks toward the bottom...

Jacques Cousteau was a famous scientist his full name was Jacques-Yves Cousteau .Jacques was born in Saint-André-de-Cubzac, France on June eleventh of nineteen ten and Cousteau died of a heart attack on twenty fifth June nineteen ninety seven in Paris, two weeks after his 87th...

Based on 1979-2012 TC track datasets from the JTWC, TC tracks in South Indian Ocean were interpolated to grid boxes of 2.5° longitude by 2.5° latitude for attaining TC occurrence frequency datasets. This paper analyzes the effect of IOD on tropical cyclone activity in the...

For many years, ocean pollution has been a problem, but recently it has been getting worse. In the past 60 years, a staggering amount of waste has entered the ocean each year. The products people produce eventually end up in the ocean which is caused...