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Ocean in sentence

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The largest waterfall on the planet is actually under the ocean, up near Iceland.
So the deal about the ocean is that to explore it, you've got to have technology.
Divers check out the sub to make sure the outside is okay, and then they say "Go," and down you go to the bottom of the ocean and it's an amazing trip.
We thought that nothing could live inside that world at the bottom of the ocean.
The ocean is full of life.
And I'm here to tell you that the ocean is full of surprises.
If you look at the world, you have methane hydrates in the ocean around every continent.
And number two, do not build a reformer on the ocean.
This is one of the places where planetary scientists believe there is a highest probability of the detection of the first life off earth in the ocean that exists below there.
It needs to be one smart puppy, able to navigate and make decisions on its own in an alien ocean.
Well, this is a lot of water, and again, we're mining water and using it to grow food, and today, if you travel down further down the Colorado, it dries up completely and no longer flows into the ocean.
Or the Colorado River, which no longer flows to the ocean.
So she gave me a look that only a daughter of a game designer would give a mother, and as we're going across the ocean, following these rules, she realizes that she's rolling pretty high, and she says to me, "We're not going to make it."
So thank you. (Applause) I bet all of you are familiar with this view of the ocean, but the thing is, most of the ocean looks nothing like this.
In fact, maybe more than all the rest of the ocean combined.
This amazing discovery happened because we used new technology to see life in the ocean in a new way.
So much sound bounces off this layer, it's been mistaken for the ocean bottom.
These animals and their movements help connect the surface and deep ocean in important ways.
So I'm a scientist who studies life in the ocean.
Factory ships in the open ocean have been vacuuming up hundreds of thousands of tons of small, shrimp-like animals called krill.
We need to get out ahead of fishing impacts and work to understand this critical part of the ocean.
And when we map their swimming patterns and compare them to satellite data, we find that their feeding hot spots are linked to ocean currents and other features.
The excitement level about this could not be higher on our team of ocean scientists, engineers and communicators.
We can't turn back the clock on decades of overfishing in countless regions of the ocean that once seemed inexhaustible.
This is not just a journey for scientists, it is for all of us, because the decisions we collectively make over the next decade will affect what the ocean looks like for centuries to come.
When you look out on a clear blue ocean, you're actually gazing at a microbial soup full of vibrant life.
Take just a moment and think about how many gallons might make up an ocean.
As an extreme example: the disease cholera is caused by a bacterium that thrives in the ocean.
Our relationship with the ocean, much like our gut, is dependent on the right balance of microbes.
The old phrase, "You are what you eat" applies to our ocean microbes as well.
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