Marine Biology at Home 3: Basic Oceanography

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  • Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
  • The third in the free Marine Biology at Home lecture series, this is a short dive into the deep topic of Oceanography.

Комментарии • 14

  • @innis17
    @innis17 4 года назад +14

    Yes this has been really nice for a time when I feel like I have less resources with schools closed.Thank you!

  • @sandratheworst9868
    @sandratheworst9868 3 года назад +8

    I’m not an aspiring marine biologist, but this subject is very fascinating and interesting to learn. Thanks for the lectures💕

  • @tarragainey8511
    @tarragainey8511 3 года назад +6

    This sounds like it will be a really fun course to learn from over the summer!! Excited to see what is ahead

  • @jasonwu3444
    @jasonwu3444 3 года назад +4

    This is really really nice, I just can't thank you enough. Keep up the great work!

  • @kamil4010
    @kamil4010 4 года назад +9

    Thanks a lot for these videos! After you graduate, it is not easy finding free courses to help get work in the Marine Biology Field. Trying to become a whale biologist so anything helps!

  • @lukewynne5971
    @lukewynne5971 4 года назад +9

    Hello my name is Luke and i'm in pursuit of a career in marine biology, please could anyone tell me of any challenges i might face in the not so distant future ?I am now entering year ten. Thank you .

    • @Anonymous-hv2zc
      @Anonymous-hv2zc 3 года назад +1

      I'm in year 11, but I've heard this field is currently very competitive so chances are you will only be able to pursue the best of it with the best stats (good GPA, good scores, etc).
      But don't let it stop you, if you love this topic then I'm sure this will not be a struggle to you. Good luck!

    • @rachaelskipworth3787
      @rachaelskipworth3787 3 года назад

      @@Anonymous-hv2zc do you think a degree in marine biology or marine science would be best,, and what type of grades should I be looking to get at GCSE (im currently year 11)

    • @Anonymous-hv2zc
      @Anonymous-hv2zc 3 года назад +1

      @@rachaelskipworth3787 I'm sorry but I wasn't familiar with GCSE but I googled it and its a general certificate of secondary education which means you achieve this at 15-16 years of age if I'm correct? Please correct me if I'm wrong, however I think you 5-9 A levels. Considering marine science is now somewhat competitive, you'd need to aim for a 7 or higher. You especially need to ace the science section. Again, im not familiar with this so if I sound crazy I apologize but you need to be higher than average but if you can't aim the best of the best then don't kick yourself over it. I also recommend looking at colleges/ universities that have the marine science you want to pursue and examine their requirements and if you can't find them email the schools admissions officers for more information on the requirements. That itself should give you an insight one where you want to aim academic wise. . .hope I helped!

    • @thedestinyprojectscio4821
      @thedestinyprojectscio4821 2 года назад

      That’s cool

  • @ayo9604
    @ayo9604 3 года назад +3

    The video is awesome, but the volume is so low it's almost impossible to hear on computer.

  • @patchifiedvlogs6335
    @patchifiedvlogs6335 3 года назад +4

    Thank you. the audio is a bit low. but thank you sir

  • @rifanbudi34
    @rifanbudi34 4 года назад +1

    Halocline, barrier between 2 seas, barrier between fresh water and sea water or other similar phenomenon :
    Check quran
    Sura Al Furqan, chapter 25 verse 53,
    sura An Naml, chapter 27 verse 61,
    Sura Ar Rahman, chapter 55 verse 19 & 20
    Thanks