Sentences with phrase «how ocean tides»

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[Chorus] How much does it cost, I'll buy it Time is what we've lost, I'll try it Bio-mass, wind and ocean tides All under the sun — sunshine

While the mission is already shedding new light on how the field is changing, this latest result focuses on the most elusive source of magnetism: ocean tides.

Moore measures how the arches vibrate to the background shaking of the Earth caused by natural processes like wind and distant ocean tides to arrive at a vibrational signature for each arch.

Once she learns that Strickland wants to cut her new friend open to better understand how he breathes, she makes plans to capture the sexy creature and put him in her bathtub until he can be released into the ocean at high tide.

Jonathan White, Author of Tides: the Science and Spirit of the Ocean, discusses the secrets he discovered working on the book — and how that can apply to your next trip.

Travis took us through a daily comprehensive on - sand training that included such touchpoints as how to walk in the ocean (you drag your feet forward along the ocean floor - not up and down steps, which could have you stepping on and harming marine life), knowing the parts of the surfboard, how waves are formed, the importance of tides and reading the ocean, ocean surfing safety, and, of course, surfing technique.

The first part of the lesson is spent on the beach, where you'll learn about the effects that tide, wind, and swell direction have on the surf, how to read ocean swells, and how to read and avoid rip currents.

Enjoy a day at the beach while you have fun practicing this popular sport while you learn basic ocean knowledge: how to read waves, the tides, swells, and wind.

How the ocean is turning the tide of clean energy.

Furthermore, ocean and atmospheric scientists are interested in how storm - driven waves and surges combine with tides to affect the potential for coastal flooding and the rate of coastal erosion.

That is amazing how the tide goes out so far & then comes back in... I've always wanted to see the bottom of the ocean, but to actually walk on it - how exciting!!