Sentences with phrase «big wide ocean»
The Open Water course gives you time to practice using the equipment over 5 contained dives and then takes you to the big wide ocean to experience your first taste of underwater magic with 4 or 5 exhilarating open water dives.
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He revealed that it would tell the story of «a wave named Roland who's afraid that one day when he hits the beach his life will be over, but when he gets deep he's struck by the notion that he's not just the wave he's the whole big wide ocean».
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It was «just regular deep - sea research — going to the big wide cold ocean,» Boetius says now, as one who has left all that behind.
Masse's biggest idea is that some 5,000 years ago, a 3 - mile - wide ball of rock and ice swung around the sun and smashed into the ocean off the coast of Madagascar.
«It's a big ocean and the continental shelf is pretty wide, so it was surprising how connected the sand tiger group was throughout most of the year,» she said.
Before you dip in the middle of a wide ocean of self - publishing platforms, by risking to stand only in a big crowd of unknown people, think to get professional reviews.
The infamous link between oceans is getting bigger and wider.
The biggest non story of the melt of summer 2007, is that there was a wide new area of ocean, seen from space, but never reported by any film crew in person, it was the most disgraceful, or biggest environmental press blunder in my memory.
On the second point, about predicting an open Arctic sea, a new study concludes that the chaotic nature of climate puts big fundamental limits — an irreducible two - decade - wide window — on efforts to forecast when the Arctic Ocean could be essentially free of ice in late summer.
A second research team reporting a companion study in the same issue of Nature identified one meltwater system with an ocean outflow that ended in a 130 - metre wide waterfall, big enough to drain the entire surface melt in a matter of days.
identified one meltwater system with an ocean outflow that ended in a 130 - metre wide waterfall, big enough to drain the entire surface melt in a matter of days.