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The ocean is alive and moving. We have collated an international spread of live measurements from some of the largest oceanographic institutions.

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The Ocean’s Role in the Water Cycle: More Than Just a Big Body of Water
30Jul
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Discover how oceans power the water cycle through evaporation, weather patterns, rainfall, and climate regulation. Learn why oceans are more than just large bodies of water.
How Ocean Waves Shape Coastal Landscapes
29Jul
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Learn how waves reshape coastlines through erosion, transport, and deposition, creating cliffs, caves, arches, beaches, spits, and sandbars.
The Science of Tides: How They Work and Why They Matter
25Jul
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Learn the science of tides, including how the Moon, Sun, Earth’s rotation, coastlines, and weather shape high tides, low tides, tidal range, and coastal life.
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