Last Updated: Dec 29, 2018
Even without earthquakes, seismometers constantly record seismic energy. It records periods of oscillations about every 6 seconds as background noise.
These oscillations are due to ocean waves constantly crashing into continents. Land masses shake back and forth like a metronome.
And during storms, it worsens as the reverberations are amplified.
Marine biologists specialize in how life in the oceans behave. They collect ocean samples, record fish distributions and conserve aquatic life in habitats. […]
Last Updated: Dec 30, 2018 Ocean Salinity: Why Oceans Have Salt Imagine you’re stranded on a raft in the middle of the ocean. All this water. But no fresh water to drink. Oceans are salty […]
Water is all around us. In fact, 70% of Earth is water. Fisheries, water cycles, weather & climate, shipping routes. Here are the branches of oceanography. […]
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