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6 subfields of oceanography
geological, biological, chemical, physical, engineering, policy
aristotle
figured out sun evaporated water; first person to ever catalog marine animals
greeks
first to ask questions about the ocean and document research
phonecians
first to have a navy
posidinous
first to measure the ocean depth
ptolemy
created the first world atlas
christopher columbus
“discovered” the new world and south america
james cook
discovered the great barrier reef
amerigo vespucci
found the new world; america was named after him
vasco nunez balboa
discovered the pacific ocean
ferdinand magellan
first person to circumnavigate the earth
john harrison
made the first sea clock
matt maury
first true oceanographer; created the first winds and currents chart
charles darwin
described and collected marine life
edward forbes
1st to make an attempt about orderly predictions of the ocean
victor hensen and johannes muller
discovered plankton
the challenger expedition
the most comprehensive single oceanographic expedition ever taken; 400 stops; thompson and murray were captains
john murray
started a marine research station
charles thompson
wrote the book: depths of the sea
fridjtok nansen
1st arctic explorer and designed a ship specifically to sail through icel
lord kelvin
made the first tide predicting machine
SEASAT
first satellite to study the ocean; helped view global currents and helped predicted weather
SEASTAR
studied the distribution of chlorophyll and plant life in oceans and helped determined ocean health
step 1 of ocean floor spreading
lava erupts from rift valley
step 2 of ocean floor spreading
as ocean floor moves, lava wells up and hardens
step 3 of ocean floor spreading
as a piece of the ocean floor moves, it takes a continent with it
what are the 7 lithospheric plates
pacific, north american, south american, eurasian, african, indo-australian, antarctic