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This Horizon programme looks at the oceans of the solar system, from the icy wastes of Enceladus to the oceans of Mars, and to the methane lakes of Saturn’s biggest moon Titan, where NASA plans to send a...
Discusses the many scientific disciplines involved in discovering how oceans work. Uses archive film of past attempts to study the oceans, and presents new research into the ocean bed, the creatures that...
Ocean currents can no longer be thought of as ‘rivers in the sea’. The currents in the deep oceans influence our weather in complex ways. Archival film of early water mass investigation on board the...
Jacqueline McGlade of the NERC Centre for Coastal and Marine Science discusses with a small group including schoolchildren, satellite, ship survey and computer modelling studies of the workings of the marine...
Oceanography is the study of the oceans, the largest single environment on earth. It involves scientists from all disciplines working in large international groups deploying instruments from ships,...
American lease-lend material arrives for transport by road and air to China. Aleutians Dutch Harbour, US outpost in Alaska, bombed by Japanese. New Guinea American transports bringing reinforcements to Port...
Documents how the pH balance of the oceans has changed dramatically since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution: a 30% increase in acidification. With near unanimity, scientists now agree that the...
BFI synopsis: The importance of surveying the seas and oceans and the part played by HMS Vidal in the surveying with Rear Admiral Edmund Irving and Captain Stephen Ritchie.
COI synopsis: London Line visits the London Boat Show and takes a look at... the boat that carried Sir Francis Chichester across the oceans of the world... the swing-wing trimaran... and water-skiing without...
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