Sentences with phrase «watch ocean changes»

Whether you want to snorkel, scuba dive, rent a boat, or simply watch the ocean change to gorgeous shades of turquoise and royal blue, A Dream Come True is the ideal Caribbean luxury vacation villa you've waited your whole life to experience.

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The researchers had U.S. - based participants watch a video about climate change occurring in the Republic of the Maldives, a chain of 26 low - lying atolls in the Indian Ocean and one of the world's most vulnerable countries when it comes to climate change.

Of course, much of the pleasure of O13 comes in watching Danny and his pals worm their way around Bank's countermeasures, but there is also some bittersweet and melancholy to - do about how this town is changing and how little room there is left in it for men like Danny Ocean.

Cold and rainy, they've made it into what seems like a dreamy time of year to sit by fires and watch the dramatic skies change over the ocean.

Guests can enjoy creative daily - changing menus of authentic Sri Lankan cuisine in the restaurant, as well as sundowner cocktails and picnics al fresco on the sand dunes, watching dusk settle over the Indian Ocean.

The ocean facing deck offers a wonderful place to sit, relax & watch the ever changing views.

Watching the mist that shrouds the distant island of Nusa Lembongan gently lift as the sun rises; taking in the changing colour of the ocean as daylight turns to dusk; slipping into the refreshing water of the 18 - metre pool for a leisurely swim, or relaxing in the shallows of a private plunge pool - who could fail to be captivated?

The planet when understood, is in constant change from water loss to space to distance changes from the sun... but a general assessment of areas for decades is possible with watching salt ocean patterns as that dictates evaporation.

The southern Pacific is kind of boring to watch, but it seems to have a better correlation to solar, very small of course, but a big ocean with a small change can do big things.

A new NASA study published just yesterday confirms long - held warnings about rising oceans from IPCC and other climate change watch dog bodies.