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Watch this bizarre, hilarious history of the whole world

It’s very funny — and you’ll learn a lot along the way.

from

https://www.vox.com/world/2017/5/15/15641594/world-history-video-bill-wurtz

The oceans are losing oxygen, posing growing threats to marine life.

#istanbul

zey

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zey

neredeyse 6 sene önce koymusum ben bunu buraya, bugün bu oldu yine, arada oluyorsa demek ki!

#tezmez

MOOCs are, as the acronym says, massive (between 15,000 – 50,000 people are expected to register) open online (available to anyone with an internet connection) courses (meaning that education is at the focus). The fact that “massive” also refers to the effort that goes into producing one became apparent to us once the process started.

So the term “online course” could be discouraging, but this one is different. first of all it is about THE OCEAN and how much we don’t know about it. have a look at the link, watch the trailer, and see why I like my PhD topic :).

I am enrolled already, probably won’t be able to follow all the courses, but it is 10 weeks long, and there are very very interesting topics to be covered form the experts. it will be cool!

#mooc #oceanmooc #ocean #science

from one platform to another! ello.co is artistic, tumblr is the place I put&share things I want to remember in the future. somehow a diary to me :) this picture and the project is definitely something worth to remember!

#photography #ello

These results are important in the context of current anthropogenic climate change. Humans depend, to a large degree, on ocean ecosystems for food. Ocean ecosystems also make up a large economic sector. However, this research adds to a growing list of studies indicating that warming temperatures may disrupt ocean ecosystems. In the case of the OMZ, shallower and larger hypoxic zones on the continental margins will result in less habitable area for important aquatic species which could have negative affects on the organization of species as well as the sustainability and productivity of fisheries

I call these articles “translation of scientific papers to daily language”. This paper focuses on what I do in my PhD and points really important topic: oxygen in oceans. I really like how Jens Hegg summarized it, like the one I shared yesterday. I wish I had the talent (and at the moment time) to translate what I am doing without using terminology and complicated scientific terms and write such nice articles. Anyway, I will continue sharing these, let me know when they are too scientific or not.

#ocean #oxygen #science #scientific communication

The study may hold powerful lessons for today. While the natural 20-part-per million wobbles took thousands of years to happen, carbon dioxide levels have risen that much in just the last nine years, due to human emissions.

view from Helsinki at -18C by Zeynep Erdem

#Helsinki #tourist #canon #view #ice #island #sea #baltic

So here is the snap movie - video of our Pacific coastal highway aka highway 1 trip. San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, San Diego

#snapmovie #california #highway 1