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Sea Scientists
Великобритания
Добавлен 2 янв 2025
Want to know what it is like to do science at sea? Then you are in the right place! Here scientists will be sharing what life is like on board a research ship and answering your questions! All as part of the COSSMoSS Research Cruise taking place off the coast of South America on the RRS James Cook this January!
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What does red sky at night mean?
After some spectacular sunsets, we have been lucky to get some very good weather the last few days! But what does red sky at night mean?
Subscribe here on RUclips @SeaScientists or follow us on Bluesky @cossmoss-cruise.bsky.social or our blog cossmoss.blog/ for more updates as the research cruise progresses!
#oceans #science #outreach #research
The Sea Scientists RUclips Channel is part of the COSSMoSS project, led by Dr Katy Sheen at the University of Exeter and funded by the UK Research and Innovation. Project partners include Prof Jim McWilliams and the University of California, Los Angeles. Also joining us on the cruise are researchers from Argentine universities.
Subscribe here on RUclips @SeaScientists or follow us on Bluesky @cossmoss-cruise.bsky.social or our blog cossmoss.blog/ for more updates as the research cruise progresses!
#oceans #science #outreach #research
The Sea Scientists RUclips Channel is part of the COSSMoSS project, led by Dr Katy Sheen at the University of Exeter and funded by the UK Research and Innovation. Project partners include Prof Jim McWilliams and the University of California, Los Angeles. Also joining us on the cruise are researchers from Argentine universities.
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Life onboard a research ship!
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In this video you can find out more about what happens on a research ship by catching up with scientists and crew onboard the RRS James Cook as they carry out research off the coast of Uruguay. Do you have a question about living and working at sea or the science we are doing? If so you can send in your questions at the link below: tinyurl.com/bdfe7aa6 If you are on a mobile or the above link d...
Dolphins on the bow! #wildlife
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We were lucky enough to have an amazing wildlife encounter with a pod of Dolphins! Subscribe here on RUclips @SeaScientists or follow us on Bluesky @cossmoss-cruise.bsky.social or our blog cossmoss.blog/ for more updates as the research cruise progresses! Thanks to Rachel, the Second Officer on board the RRS James Cook, for her permission to use this video, which was shot looking down from the ...
Keeping the good vibes going in the lab!
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Here on the James Cook, Jen is analysing the dissolved oxygen content of samples taken from the ocean off the coast of Uraguay to calibrate sensors on the CTD that is deployed down to the seafloor from the boat. Subscribe here on RUclips or follow us on Bluesky @cossmoss-cruise.bsky.social or our blog cossmoss.blog/ for more updates as the research cruise progresses! #oceans #science #outreach ...
Goodbye Boaty McBoatface! #ocean #science
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Boaty has now been released into the ocean! Whilst at sea Boaty will help us to understand what is happening beneath the surface of the ocean. Boaty is equipped with sensors that will measure water temperature and saltiness, sub-surface water movement, nutrients and phytoplankton (tiny ocean plants). All this at depths of up to 3500m! Subscribe here on RUclips or follow us on Bluesky @cossmoss-...
Deploying Boaty McBoatface at sea!
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Boaty will help us to understand what is happening beneath the surface of the ocean. Boaty is equipped with sensors that will measure water temperature and saltiness, sub-surface water movement, nutrients and phytoplankton (tiny ocean plants). Boaty can dive up to 6000 m deep!! Follow us on Bluesky @cossmoss-cruise.bsky.social or our blog cossmoss.blog/ for more updates as the research cruise p...
Is it Boaty your looking for?
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We have a very special guest on the JC273 research cruise; Boaty McBoatface! Boaty will help us to understand what is happening beneath the surface of the ocean. Boaty is equipped with sensors that will measure water temperature and saltiness, sub-surface water movement, nutrients and phytoplankton (tiny ocean plants). Boaty can dive up to 6000 m deep!! Follow us on Bluesky @cossmoss-cruise.bsk...
Perfect weather for science!
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Science activity is progressing well onboard JC273 cruise! Helped by sublime weather! Follow us on Bluesky @cossmoss-cruise.bsky.social or our blog cossmoss.blog/ for more updates as the research cruise progresses! #oceans #science #outreach #research
Departure from Montevideo!
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The JC273 COSSMoSS cruise is now officially at sea! Watch our departure from Montevideo from the bridge of the RRS James Cook! Follow us on Bluesky @cossmoss-cruise.bsky.social or our blog cossmoss.blog/ for more updates as the research cruise progresses!
Preparation for the research cruise is complete!
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Check out some of the main scientific spaces on board the RRS James Cook during the preparation of the ship for our sampling cruise off the coast of Uruguay! Follow us on Bluesky @cossmoss-cruise.bsky.social or our blog cossmoss.blog/ for more updates as the research cruise progresses!
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Dance dance dance... you got it.
Let’s go, Jen! You’ve got this! You’re crushing it! 🔥🙌✨
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where are you now?
We are currently working off the coast of Uruguay! You can follow the ship at this link: www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:188726/mmsi:235010700/imo:9338242/vessel:JAMES_COOK
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