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How Are Sea Water Animals Important?

How Are Sea Water Animals Important?

There are five levels to the sea, with the first being the sunlight zone, where animals like sharks, tuna, and sea turtles reside.
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Rise Of The Robot Submarine: The Next Big Thing In Naval Warfare

Rise Of The Robot Submarine: The Next Big Thing In Naval Warfare

By: Taylor kong, Journalist
Robot submarines use advanced technology like artificial intelligence (AI) and powerful sensors.
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Utilizing Nature’s Power: Lotus Leaves Turned into Electricity Generators

By: Cooper Shealy, Journalist
By using the hydrovolcanic electricity generation method induced by living leaf transpiration, they have found a way to turn lotus leaves into a continuous power source.
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Through glass of cute Pearlscale fancy goldfish swimming in aquarium with crystal clear water and bright illumination

Innovating Air Pumps

By: Gadea Martinez Aparicio, Journalist
Today, air pumps are small and powerful, with sizes varying from 2 inches to 20 depending on the size of your tank and the amount of water inside.
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An E-Glove Used To Help Scuba Divers Communicate

An E-Glove Used To Help Scuba Divers Communicate

By: Daniel Do, Journalist
Hand gestures are used to relay messages such as, "Shark!" and "I'm okay." To further advance the development of the e-glove, a volunteer held up 16 different hand gestures.
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The Myths of the Ocean

By: Kate Li, Journalist
The ocean covers 71% of this Earth that we live on, yet we've only explored 5% of it. What else lies in the depths of the ocean?
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Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion

By: Benjamin Plowgian, Journalist
Ocean Thermal Conversion Technology (OTEC), is a renewable power source as old as electricity. It is a baseload source, meaning that there are no fluctuations, so it is a reliable source of energy unlike other renewable sources.
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Microplastics

Microplastics

By: Landon Tucker, Journalist
Microplastics are synthetic plastics that get turned into at most 5 mm pieces. When garbage build up it creates garbage patch's and there is one that's almost 800,000 miles in length it's called they great pacific garbage patch.
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Airup: Water Bottle That Makes Water Flavorful

By: Tristan Pham, Journalist
A company called "AirUp" created a water bottle which wants to enhance your drinking experience.
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a sea pig being very cute

Sea Pigs, What Are They?

By: Marcus Ryan, Journalist
Sea pigs, also known as "Scotoplanes" are a deep sea genus of sea cucumber which thrive under the deep ocean. Their diet consists of mucus, fish feces, and dead plants. When something big, like a whale or shark falls into the depth, thousands swarm to the corpse to feed on its nutrient rich meat and bacteria.
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The East Coast Sea Level Is Rising by 5 millimeters Each Year

By: Pablo Cardozo Torrez, Journalist
If you live in the East Coast then you have to read this article! The sea level is rising in the east coast and researchers are trying to figure out what is causing this rise of sea level. Find out more by reading this article!
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How Coca Cola is so popular

By: Michael James, Journalist

Coca-Cola's journey to popularity can be attributed to a combination of brilliant marketing strategies and a truly unique taste that resonated with consumers. One of the pivotal factors in its rise to...

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