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The Naked Scientists Podcast

A deep dive into oceanography

The Naked Scientists Podcast

Dr Chris Smith

Natural Sciences, Science, Science Radio, Naked Scientists, Health & Fitness, Engineering, Medicine, Technology, Life Sciences

4.6958 Ratings

🗓️ 20 December 2022

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

We're taking a look at our planet's oceans, and seeing how and where the important work into studying our seas takes place, as well as finding out how the data collected by marine expeditions translates to research that informs our climate and conservation efforts. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

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0:00.0

All engine running.

0:03.0

Absolutely genius.

0:04.0

Get this.

0:05.0

Welcome.

0:06.0

This is the show where we bring you science.

0:08.0

What that essentially means is.

0:09.0

Discovery is,

0:10.0

the classes, research, technology, unbelievable.

0:13.4

Without further ado, this is the naked scientists.

0:17.4

Hello and welcome to the naked scientists,

0:19.6

the show where we bring you the latest breakthroughs

0:21.5

in science, technology and medicine.

0:23.8

I'm Wiltingle and this week we set sail to look at oceanography and explore how such important

0:29.2

data on our planet's oceans is collected as well as how it helps shape research and governmental

0:33.9

policy. The Naked Scientists Podcast is powered by UKfast.co.uk. Our planet's oceans are under significant stress.

0:47.0

40% of the fish caught at sea is bycatch and is killed without ever being eaten.

0:56.0

Carbon dioxide entering the water from the air is making the seas more acidic

1:00.0

and dissolving the shells of crustaceans and microorganisms like cocholithophores.

1:04.3

And millions and tons of microplastics are affecting food chains and altering the development of some

1:08.8

creatures. A paper just out shows that some sea urchin larvae aren't growing properly for this reason.

1:14.6

But to solve a problem you first have to understand why it's happening and a key component is data.

1:19.8

Unsurprisingly when it comes to oceans that means getting feet wet, and a lot of marine study is done

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