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Page 1: The Ocean Literacy “Story” Rutgers- Institute of Marine and Coastal Science

The Ocean Literacy The Ocean Literacy “Story” “Story”

Rutgers- Institute of Marine Rutgers- Institute of Marine and Coastal Scienceand Coastal Science

Page 2: The Ocean Literacy “Story” Rutgers- Institute of Marine and Coastal Science

Why should we care about the Why should we care about the ocean?ocean?

Page 3: The Ocean Literacy “Story” Rutgers- Institute of Marine and Coastal Science

How Long is HHow Long is H220 in the 0 in the Ocean?Ocean?

3,200 years!!3,200 years!!

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evaporation

evaporation

evaporation

condensation

condensation

precipitation

s

He’s gone

!

He’s back!

al t

Where does water go?Where does water go?

3,203,2000yearyearss

9 9 daysdays

2-6 months

2-6 months

50-100 50-100 yearsyears

100-100-200 200 yearsyears

10,000 10,000 yearsyears

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PercentPercent VolumeVolume (million cubic km)(million cubic km)

SourceSource

Top 4 Sources of Water on the Earth?Top 4 Sources of Water on the Earth?

1 Oceans1 Oceans 1370 1370 97.25 97.252 Ice Caps & 2 Ice Caps & 29 29 2.05 2.05

GlaciersGlaciers

33 Groundwater 9.5Groundwater 9.5 0.68 0.68

4 Lakes 0.1254 Lakes 0.125 0.01 0.01

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GLOBAL AIR CIRCULATIONGLOBAL AIR CIRCULATION

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0O30O

N 30OS

cool

dry

cool

dry

mois

t

warm

mois

t

warm

evaporation evaporation

condensation

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60o

30o

30o

GLOBAL PRECIPITATIONGLOBAL PRECIPITATION

60o

0o

desert

desert

rain forest

rain forest

?

?

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Litho Litho genicgenic Bio Bio genicgenic

How to make How to make SANDSAND

WateWaterr

TimeTime TimeTime

Hard Hard StuffStuff

Hard Hard StuffStuff

WateWaterr

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New JerseyNew Jersey

FloridaFloridaBermudaBermuda

HawaiiHawaii

Which ones Which ones areare

Lithogenic?Lithogenic?

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Boiling Point 100oC (212oF)

Freezing Point 0oC (32oF)

pH 7 (neutral)

Density 1.000g/cm3

Electricity Conductor good

Fresh Ole Salty

Properties of WaterProperties of Water

100.5oC (212oF)

-1.94oC (28.5oF)

~8 (basic)

1.025g/cm3

better

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How Many Oceans?How Many Oceans?

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One One Soup?...Soup?...

indianpacific

atlantic

arctic

One One Ocean...Ocean...

pacific

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Arctic OceanPacific Ocean

Indian Ocean

AtlanticOcean

Sinking

Upw

ellin

g Up

wellin

g

Ocean CirculationOcean Circulation

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How many microbes in 1 liter of Sea H2O??

>1,000,000,000!!

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Blue Whale

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

Blue Whale

Killer Whale

Great White Shark

Blue Fin TunaGiant Kelp

Portuguese Man-o-war

Giant Squid

3.3 6.6 10 13.3 16.6 20 23.3 26.6 30

Meters

Feet

BIG organisms too!!!

How do they measure up?

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What % of the world’s O2 is produced by phytoplankton?

A. 10%

B. 20%

C. 30%

D. 50%

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600’

3,000’

6,000’

9,000’

12,000’

15,000’

18,000’

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600’

3,000’

6,000’

9,000’

12,000’

15,000’

18,000’

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HERE?

$

?

$

?

$

?

$

?

$

750000000

28000

Where Should We Go?

OR THERE??