ScienceCasts: Power of Sea Salt
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2011
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Aquarius is the first NASA sensor to track ocean salinity from space, and aims to help uncover how the salinity of Earth's oceans are effecting our climate.
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Top Comments
321beth321 1 year ago
The Blue Whale ejaculates over 40 gallons of Sperm when Mating. Only 10% enters the female, and you always wondered why the sea tasted salty?
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urchin34 1 year ago
Don't start that crap.
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Silmaryllon 1 month ago
0:23 Some onlookers thought.. 0:41 researchers suspect... 01:15 something .. must be happening...01:28 But no-one knows why...Nor can anyone pinpoint why..01:36 To solve the mystery... An Expensive Measuring Machine! All this can do is measure! Yes measure - then someone "really cleverer than us" will come up with some dark salt, black lagoon or something, oh nasa, please don't patronise us
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Mariano Arroba 1 month ago
A mi la sal fina ,y de santa pola
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321beth321 2 months ago
u dun goofed
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davidzel2 2 months ago
Shut the fuck up bitch. Maybe that's why people catch you and your dad drinking out of the ocean everyday.
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Gabriel Rosa 2 months ago
Stick to the arts and let scientists do science.
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TheRandomguy06 4 months ago
0:39 ".... has far reaching effects on planet?
Obvious grammar FAIL
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grangeville46 4 months ago
its very important..less salt means the ocean currents will either slow down or stop..resulting in another iceage..
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Corey Booth 5 months ago
i solved another nasa "mystery" here -- "why did more seawater evaporate?" ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm more heat from the sun? funny how nasa gives 99% factual info, and then likes to call everything that is obviously the sun getting hotter a "mystery". they cant say the sun is getting hotter and freaking out/acting oddly, bc it would expose a greater truth.
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Proxximityx 5 months ago
You are stupid
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alyshaw101 5 months ago
Cool I'm the 100th like-r ... And back to life.
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