'Ocean tides' diaporamas de présentation

Physical Oceanography

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Physical Oceanography

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Objects in the Sky Science Review

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DO NOW

DO NOW. 1. Turn in your ecological footprint activity. 2. How do we get and use energy?. How do we make electricity?*. Definitions. Renewable Energy A resource that can be replenished as it is consumed. Nonrenewable Energy A resource that cannot be replenished as it is consumed . Examples.

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. Gravity. The Earth Sucks. 1. THE UNIVERSAL LAW OF GRAVITY. From Law 3 of Kepler, Newton deduced the inverse square law of attraction. Newton compared the fall of the moon to the falling of an apple. Moon's fall from straight line is (0.05 in/s). . m 1. m 2. r.

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Internal waves and tidal energy dissipation observed by satellite altimetry

Internal waves and tidal energy dissipation observed by satellite altimetry. E. Schrama, TU Delft / Geodesy The Netherlands schrama@geo.tudelft.nl. This talk. Altimetry to observe ocean tides Global energy dissipation Local energy dissipation Extraction of internal tide signals

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Jeopardy

Jeopardy. Water Cycle. Oceans. Ocean floor. Currents & Tides. Misc. $100. $100. $100. $100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. $400. $400. $500. $500. $500. $500. $500. Final Jeopardy. Dew is formed by.

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Sponge: Tell three reasons reflectors are better than refractors.

Sponge: Tell three reasons reflectors are better than refractors. The Earth has a circumference of 40,000 km and a radius of 6500 km (6378 km). The volume of the solid and liquid parts is 10 27 cm 3 . (no gases or magnetosphere).

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LANDSLIDE

LANDSLIDE. Words by Stevie Nixs PowerPoint by Regina Bell 2003. I took my love and I took it down. Climbed a mountain and I turned around. And I saw my reflection in the snow covered hills. Well the landslide brought me down. Oh mirror in the sky What is love?. Can the child

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The origin of the Solar System

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An examination of commercial network RTK GPS services in Great Britain

An examination of commercial network RTK GPS services in Great Britain. Newcastle University The Survey Association Ordnance Survey Leica Geosystems Trimble Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Reviewed by: Robert Odolinski & Johan Sunna.

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Tides

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1. nearly as much. 2. about half as much. 3. nearly zero (micro-gravity). 4. zero.

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Tidal Energy

Tidal Energy . Ally Wheelock, Chris Pai , Joe Henderson, Ryan Bailey. Scientific Advancements. Tidal Barrage - Dam-like structure used to capture the kinetic energy of masses of water moving in and out of a bay due to tidal forces

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Aquatic Ecology ( BIOL 435)

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Tidal Energy

Tidal Energy. Brandi Alfaro Sheyla Gonzalez. How it Works. Tides are created by the flowing of water due to the gravitational interaction between the moon, sun, and rotating planet.

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Tidal turbines

Tidal turbines. The power of the rise and fall of the sea level or tidal power, can be harnessed to generate electricity . Tidal turbines are relatively cheap to manufacture. Any number of turbines can be built and installed at any time and so an underwater.

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Terms of Reference for the WATER HM Science Working Group (SWG)

Terms of Reference for the WATER HM Science Working Group (SWG) The overall goals of the SWG are

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