Ocean in sentence

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There's a story about these sailors that were transporting a stone across the ocean when they ran into some trouble and the stone actually fell in.

Even though it was at the bottom of the ocean, it was still part of the Yap economy.

I have a friend named Bo who made this painting of his wife and I dancing by the ocean, and he called it "The Light Years."

Let's zoom into the ocean, have a look at the ocean.

We can take the ocean and view it up close.

We can view the ocean from another perspective.

Every time we do this, we learn a little bit more about the ocean.

So when we do this, and we've taken this journey into the ocean, we use our imagination.

It is easy to understand why: the oceans are an unforgiving place, and to collect in situ data, you need a big ship, capable of carrying a vast amount of fuel and large crews, costing hundreds of millions of dollars each, or, big buoys tethered to the ocean floor with a four-mile-long cable and weighted down by a set of train wheels, which is both dangerous to deploy and expensive to maintain.

However, the problem with satellites is they can only see through one micron of the surface of the ocean.

Let's zoom in on a small cube in the ocean.

Plankton and microorganisms release oxygen into the atmosphere, so much so that every other breath you take comes from the ocean.

The challenge in studying those ocean variables at scale is one of energy, the energy that it takes to deploy sensors into the deep ocean.

By adapting this wing concept into a marine vehicle, we had the genesis of an ocean drone.

Our team has been hard at work over the past few years, conducting missions in some of the toughest ocean conditions on the planet, from the Arctic to the tropical Pacific.

So over the past few years, a fleet of ocean drones has been hard at work in the Bering Sea with the goal to help assess the size of the pollock fish stock.

Our ocean drones are actually pretty good at this repetitive task, so they have been gridding the Bering Sea day in, day out.

But if you divide this vast ocean in six-by-six-degree squares, each about 400 miles long, you'd get about 1,000 such squares.

So little by little, working with our partners, we are deploying one ocean drone in each of those boxes, the hope being that achieving planetary coverage will give us better insights into those planetary systems that affect humanity.

Each individual water molecule doesn’t have a tide, but the whole ocean does.

The final thing that you should notice is that each year, about 10 gigatons of carbon are getting added to the planet's atmosphere, and then diffusing into the ocean and into the land.

At the end of 30 years, we will have put 850 gigatons of carbon into the air, and that probably goes a long way towards locking in a 2-4 degree C increase in global mean surface temperatures, locking in ocean acidification and locking in sea level rise.

Like Adidas: Adidas is cleaning up the ocean and making money in the process.

Parley goes out and collects plastic waste from the ocean.

Shoes made with plastic from the ocean: good for the environment and good for business.

You see, the plastic on my shoe is from the ocean, on my feet, not in your fish, being walked on, not being munched on.

Well, there's also another program, in another agency within our government, in ocean exploration.

Why are people afraid of the ocean?

Or do they just assume the ocean is just a dark, gloomy place that has nothing to offer?

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