Marine Science

@Alamin01762 · 4 years ago

Computer Computer is an ultra modern electronic device for strong and analysing information fed into it. it has no capacity to do anything by itself. It works on the basis of commands given by the op...

5 likes · 1 comments · World Today (70ff)

@ali835 · 2 years ago

Science and Technology

Science and tech plays a vital part in the modernity and largely shaped the course of development modern civilisation. Innovation development in the modern society has presented us numerous noteworthy...

1 likes · 0 comments · Random Articles (a45d)

@EpicUniverse · 3 years ago

Fishermen Catches Fascinating ‘Cotton Candy’ Lobster And Spares His Life

Robinson Russel is a lobsterman who has been fishing for over 20 years. He lives on Grand Manan, a small coastal island in New Brunswick, Canada. Last November, Russel caught something truly shocking...

1 likes · 0 comments · Travel (ff15)

@Christopher.gls · 2 years ago

Red Rock Crab or Zayapa (Grapsus grapsus)

Greetings everyone! I'm Christopher, and I'm a Marine Science specialist and a photographer. This is my first post in this community and I want to present this beautiful photos this photogenic crab....

2 likes · 3 comments · Nature (0f4f)

@Tamu · 4 years ago

Submarine

A submarine (or sub ) is a watercraft capable of independent operation underwater. It differs from a submersible , which has more limited underwater capability. It is also sometimes used histori...

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@chryptof · 4 years ago

Greece - Around Athens – Anavyssos – Beaches: Naftiko Omilo 1.

'Ναυτικό όμιλο 1' or 'nautical club 1' beach in Anavyssos (Ανάβυσσος) is one of the 'hidden gems' I wrote about before . It is a very nice, though very small, sandy beach. The atmosphere is very rel...

4 likes · 1 comments · Travel In Greece (c0f5)

@Saranghaeyochingu · 4 years ago

SpongeBob SquarePants

SpongeBob SquarePants is an American animated comedy television series created by marine science educator and animator Stephen Hillenburg for Nickelodeon. The series chronicles the adventures and ende...

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@LucyStephanie · 3 years ago

Disastrous Floods Are Everywhere Thanks to Loss of Mangroves?

All over the world people are deliberately or unknowingly destroying mangroves and the coastal ecosystem. No wonder we are experiencing various worldwide problems in recent years. Why do we always le...

11 likes · 19 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Thesauce · 4 years ago

Scientists Revive 100-Million-Year-Old Microbes By Giving Them A Snack

Have you ever felt really, really old? This author just recently changed the first number of his age to three, and I can certainly say that on some mornings I really feel like a geezer. Of course,...

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@gwapojohn · 2 years ago

But I will miss her

I am stuck between choosing to pursue my studies and work abroad or to stay here with my family and work near from there. My little family is my everything and I want to be with them all the time. How...

7 likes · 13 comments · Write Your Story (bc94)

@MaRkKyY26 · 3 years ago

ME: The guy with a big Dream

There's this saying that tells "A man Without a Goal is like a Ship Without a Rudder." That is why I always inculcate a goal in order to have a direction in life. Actually I am still a college stu...

2 likes · 0 comments · Introduce Yourself (c32c)

@gwapojohn · 3 years ago

Hello, read.cash!

"What is read.cash?" "What is BCH and how does that work?" "How do I write my articles?" "Am I really welcome?" "Will someone read my work or appreciate it perhaps?" I asked my friend who introd...

13 likes · 46 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@MaRkKyY26 · 3 years ago

Cents for a Dream

Good day everyone! I am MARK JAMES R. JAMERO, an incoming 3rd year college student of University of Cebu-Maritime Education and Training Center (UC-METC) taking up Bachelor of Science in Marine Engin...

1 likes · 0 comments · Share some thoughts (SST) (89db)

@Tanni123 · 4 years ago

Dolphin

Moby, meanwhile, kept eating as Fuji found her way back to him. He didn't share the fish again and ultimately devoured what was left. Then they lined up and made a brief encounter before swimming out...

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@AbtahiRahib · 4 years ago

Hungry microorganisms.

According to Corona, when the whole of Bangladesh was living in captivity at home, according to other countries of the world, the only thing on the face of the poorest people of this country was "w...

1 likes · 0 comments · We are Bangladeshi (1bc0)

@Jhudz1102 · 4 years ago

What Are The Top Courses in the Philippines? Courses by the Numbers!

Entering a university and mastering a discipline are like starting a new chapter in the book of life. It is exciting to know what will lie ahead as you flip each page but at the same time, deciding wh...

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@Syed_Hamza · 2 years ago

New Imaging Technology Helps to Take Advanced Underwater Visuals

The examination and preservation of sea biodiversity are basic to the presence and development of significant marine biological systems. Profound sea optical symbolism has been broadly used for differ...

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@Yayaya13 · 4 years ago

Philippine Government Policies

The government policies regarding science and technology is good enough only if it is applied properly. With the financial support from the Government, I think that its policies will have its optimum...

3 likes · 4 comments · Learner's Community (b5b5)

@Mstrubaiyasiratrifa · 4 years ago

My article

Authors are invited to read our call for papers for this year 2020; to find the relevant topics for the journal, and to submit complete unpublished scientific researches, which are not under review in...

1 likes · 0 comments · Filipino Readers (42bb)

@babyrose25 · 3 years ago

The Pandemic Is Undoing Field Researchers’ Oldest Assumption

In the rain forests of Borneo, Sahril Ramadani wakes before sunrise to the high-pitched shrieks of gibbons. Fumbling in the dark, he packs up his essentials for the day: hand sanitizer, iPad, GPS tra...

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@bahaddi · 4 years ago

Scientific miracle of the Qur'an

Einstein: Height in the sky leads to more and more air, even suffocation Agnostic: I believed in science! - The Qur'an 1400 years ago: {It makes his chest tight and critical as if he ascends into th...

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@lutch · 2 years ago

Triassic Sea Monster

In Nevada, researchers have discovered a huge fossil marine reptile estimated to have lived 247 million years ago. The researchers noted that the new fossil is a 'beacon of hope' for the resumption of...

4 likes · 1 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@DavidWils · 3 years ago

Sydney ... a modern city with an adventurous spirit

Sydney is the capital of Australia, a bright and modern city rooted in the heart of nature, so tourism in Sydney has a special taste. What are the most important tourist places in Sydney? Tourism in...

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@Kimchie · 4 years ago

About Science

cience is both the process of acquiring knowledge and the organized part of knowledge gained through its methodology. Scientific process is the systematic acquisition of new knowledge about a system....

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@ruhul00amin · 3 years ago

Ocean Conservation Has Been Deeply Affected By The Ongoing Pandemic!

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is believed to be on its home stretch. This provides an opportunity to evaluate the impacts of this raging pandemic on our planet based on what has happened, impacts on l...

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@Diana_ · 2 years ago

Don't Breathe

9-12-21. N22 Friends, I have not been able to write these days. The reason is that it has been a very difficult week between hospitals and physical therapy. I ended the day very tired and it was almo...

10 likes · 12 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Nahar059 · 3 years ago

Top 10 University of Bangladesh

There are about 50 public university in Bangladesh. Among them top 10 of 4 category, i,e: general, science and technology, agriculture and Engineering are discussed bellow. General 1.University of...

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@Jason11233 · 3 years ago

Earth's Oxygen Produce by the Ocean

Ever stopped to think where oxygen comes from? Your first thought may be a rainforest, but marine organisms take the bait. Plankton, seaweed and other photosynthesizers produce over half of the world’...

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@Annerose · 3 years ago

Micronesian scientist becomes first Pacific Islander to reach ocean’s deepest point

It is a place that has been visited by fewer people than have flown to the moon – pitch black, 11km down, the last frontier. Last month, Nicole Yamase became the first Pacific Islander, the third wom...

1 likes · 0 comments · Pinoy tulungan (b07b)

@Princes25 · 4 years ago

There's a World Living on Every Loggerhead

west coast of Florida. Each evening, they would head out into the muggy weather, trudging through the sand toting equipment-filled backpacks and searching for nesting loggerhead turtles. Around 6...

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