Tag: Ocean

Welcome to the AI GradeBook, where we delve into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence throughout several industries. Our AI Report Card (AIRC) is designed to provide you with a comprehensive and insightful look at how companies are embracing AI across various facets of the...

Welcome to the AI GradeBook, where we delve into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence throughout several industries. Our AI Report Card (AIRC) is designed to provide you with a comprehensive and insightful look at how companies are embracing AI across various facets of the...

Adventures in Programming: Journey into the Backend with JavaScript Hello fellow programmers and tech enthusiasts! Today, I want to take you on an exciting journey into the backend world of programming, with a focus on JavaScript. So sit back, relax, and let’s dive into the ocean of backend...

I don’t know if you’ll be with your husband and son at a pool hall, working on your cartoons while the other two play eight-ball, when the texts and calls come in to say your father-in-law has died on the other side of the country — but I was. I often accompany my two pool fans ...

I don’t know if you’ll be with your husband and son at a pool hall, working on your cartoons while the other two play eight-ball, when the texts and calls come in to say your father-in-law has died on the other side of the country — but I was. I often accompany my two pool fans ...

I don’t know if you’ll be with your husband and son at a pool hall, working on your cartoons while the other two play eight-ball, when the texts and calls come in to say your father-in-law has died on the other side of the country — but I was. I often accompany my two pool fans ...

Tan zi xi is a Singaporean artist whose installation ‘Plastic Ocean’ is exhibited at Sassoon Dock Art Project as a part of St+art Mumbai Urban Art Festival, 2017. Speaking about her experience at Sassoon Dock Art Project, Tan zi xi says, “Since the completion of ‘Plasti...

In 2019, Panama hosted the World Youth Days, a Christian event held triennially. An event which brought over 700 thousand youngsters to the Central American nation in a week cloaked in religiosity and fraternity. Naturally, many people found it hard to travel to Panama in order to attend the cele...

The liminal interface of seawater, sand, and sky inspires a construct of consciousness, the space in which everything appears. It beckons my camera. Throughout my career, I have focused primarily on portraits, still lifes of people. That, in a nutshell, is how I define portraiture. Once in a whil...

Discover the integral role whales play in the marine ecosystem, from being key players in the food chain to their contribution to nutrient cycling. With the backdrop of marine sanctuaries and conservation initiatives, Jen sheds light on her extensive research in tracking these majestic beings, offer...

India forbids visits to the island and the Sentinelese resist attempts for contact by outsiders. In 2004, the major Aceh-Andaman Earthquake generated a devastating tsunami that uplifted the island. The Indian Coast Guard flew a reconnaissance mission to the island and the Sentinelese emerged from th...

As I read this interesting article about finding this lost land mass in the Pacific Ocean some out-of-the-realm thinkers might believe it’s the lost land of MU. Of coerce by saying that silly comment I’m going in a different direction and they certainly never mentioned that in the a...

Before we start you should know some basic term like “eddy” because this term is used in the explanation. Eddy is basically a circular current of water. These eddies are common in oceans. Eddies that are between 10 and 500 km in diameter are known as mesoscale eddies. Oceanic eddies a...

Ever heard of the Earth’s weakest gravitational pull, located at the heart of the vast Indian Ocean. In this article, we will delve into the scientific explanations provided by leading geologists, Debanjan Pal and Attreyee Ghosh, from the Centre for Earth Sciences at the Indian Institute of Sc...

This planet, K2–18b, was indeed observed by the JWST, and did have a fantastic spectrum taken of its atmosphere, revealing many fascinating details about it. However, there is no evidence that K2–18b is a Hycean world at all; no water was detected at all. There’s only dubio...