Week Four: Inventions of the Ocean/Sea

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WEEK FOUR RESOURCES
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A.       Next online class is on February 26, 2020 at 3:30pm through Google Hangouts. 

B.       Read in your nautical/maritime/sailer/sea/ocean book. 

C.        Check out any or all of the resources below. Be prepared to share what you learned/thought about these. 

Click here for your WEEKLY Report link (send before next Wednesday's class at 3:30pm):
                     


Questions/Concerns/Compliments/Thoughts Etc? Click here for the form to communicate anytime. 

Inventions of the Ocean/Sea

Bio-Inspired: Inventions that mimic nature.

Sharks have helped hospital sanitation and corals have helped a company produce cement without producing carbon dioxide:

Robots and Hydrophones, Inventions in the ocean:

Eight Coolest Ideas from Nature:


An everyday Barber invents a way to use hair in hairmats to clean up oil, which can then be composted:

Mimicking Sea Snakes to create an underwater robot:






If you have AMAZON PRIME VIDEO, here is a video you can watch: 

 Nature Tech https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B075FZGH24/ref=pd_cbs_318_10

Boyan Slat is a man to watch--his inventions are cleaning trash and plastics from rivers and from the ocean.

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  1. UnknownFebruary 26, 2020 at 2:20 PM

    It's cool that the everyday things we use were inspired by animals

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