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So, the Ocean gives us life – that is undeniable. But it also impacts our quality of life. Studies show that being in, on, near or under the Ocean can make us happier, healthier, more connected and better at what we do.
4 Ιαν 2018 · Learn how to travel on a sailboat as crew and explore the ocean first hand, why the ocean is so important, which challenges we’re facing and above all how you can make a difference for a healthier ocean in book Ocean Nomad or go all in and enroll in the Ocean Nomads Explorer Course (New 2024!)
Most people think the bottom of the ocean is like a giant bathtub filled with mud—boring, flat and dark. But it contains the largest mountain range on earth, canyons far grander than the Grand...
29 Ιαν 2024 · Covering over 70% of our blue planet and holding roughly 97% of the world’s water, the Ocean provides the foundation for all living things. From the smallest plankton to the largest animal to have ever lived (the blue whale). And that’s just the beginning of why the Ocean is important.
The Interaction of Ocean and Atmosphere "Perhaps, to man, the most important interdependence of the sea and the land is through their interaction with the overlying atmosphere." In Deep Challenge (1966) by H. B. Stewart. Published by Van Nostrand, NJ. p. 11.
John Donne's "No Man is an Island" is about the connection between all of humankind. Donne essentially argues that people need each other and are better together than they are in isolation, because every individual is one piece of the greater whole that is humanity itself.
Early modern sea fiction and painting were surprisingly impoverished when it came to the oceans themselves. The focus was almost entirely on the ships and the skills of the men who manned them, with the sea itself almost an afterthought.
