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Month: April 2009

Gadgets & Gear Industry & Government Pictures and Movies

Bionic Penguins Will Wipe Out The Penguin Race

Kevin Zelnio April 30, 2009 FestopenguinrobotThe Daily Mail

‘Nature demonstrates how maximum performance can be achieved with minimum energy consumption,’ a Festo spokesman said. DON’T DO IT!!!! We’ve all seen Terminator! We know…

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Art New Research Reviews

Interactive mosaic of the Gulf of Mexico

Peter Etnoyer April 30, 2009 Dixie Smithelectronic artGulf of MexicoHarte Research Institute

Have you ever seen an interactive mosaic? Its a very modern art form. Harte Research Institute’s (HRI) Dixie Smith made this very image of South…

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Turtles Galore!

Kevin Zelnio April 29, 2009 Brian SkerryGreat Turtle Raceleatherback turtleNational Geogsea turtleTim Appenzeller

It has been an unofficial Turtle Week here at Deep Sea News with all the excitement surrounding the Great Turtle Race! The winner has been…

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Conservation & Environment Scientist!

Enormous sea turtle lays 95 eggs after ocean race

Peter Etnoyer April 29, 2009 CanadaCaribbeanFrench GuianaGeorges - Great TurtleGreat Turtle RaceJean-Yves GeorgesleatherbackNova ScotiaPearl Jamsea turtleWawa Bear

Pearl Jam’s “Backspacer” is declared the victor in the Great Turtle Race, the first leatherback sea turtle to arrive in the Caribbean Sea from foraging…

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Nautical Terms and Phrases Social Sciences Vessels and Equipment

Nautical Term/Phrase Wednesday: Let The Cat Out of the Bag

Dr. M April 29, 2009 BosunCatcat o' nine tailsRoyal navywhip

In the Royal Navy the punishment prescribed for most serious crimes was flogging. This was administered by the Bosun’s Mate using a whip called a…

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Organisms

Biodiversity Pt. 1: Richness vs. Evenness or What Kinds Of Beer Are In My Refrigerator

Dr. M April 28, 2009 beerClaude ShannonconservationdiversityEvelyn Christine Pielouevennessinformation theoryNorbert WeinerOrganismsrichnessShannon-WeinerWarren Weaver

Knowing how diverse an ecological community is should be a simple matter. At the most basic level, we can go into the field take a…

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Coral Microbes New Research

Bacterial assemblages in deep Lophelia coral

Peter Etnoyer April 28, 2009

DSN friend and colleague Dr. Christina Kellogg published a new paper this month characterizing the bacterial assemblages of deep Lophelia pertusa coral in the Gulf…

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Conservation & Environment Environmental Sciences Industry & Government

UK Launches Bold Ocean Acidification Research Program

Kevin Zelnio April 28, 2009 AntarcticaArcticAtlanticBBCcarbon dioxideFundingocean acidificationUnited Kingdom

Way to go brits! The BBC reports: “The UK government has launched an £11m ($16m) five-year research programme into ocean acidification… The study will focus…

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Education Scientist!

Reinventing academia, but for whom?

Peter Etnoyer April 27, 2009 academiaColumbia UniversityThe New York Times

The New York Times published an interesting opinion piece saying its time for major changes in academia. Dr. Mark Taylor of Columbia University’s Religion Department…

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Expeditions Opinion & Editorial Scientist!

One Thing Every Oceanographer Should Know

Dr. M April 27, 2009 beercoffee potfield kithome brewSouthern Fried Science

How to make beer at sea in a coffee pot! Southern Fried Scientist may just have become my new best friend.  I guess what I…

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