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The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean oceans] are not nearly researched as much as soil is.  
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The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean oceans] are not nearly as researched as soil is. It is a vast but unforgiving environment.
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The ocean is the most important thing to understand for seasteaders. Some things to really look at include water cycle, waves and swell,  sea level, tides, depth, biology, and climate. Without a very clear understanding of the ocean in the area a seastead is doomed to fail eventually.
  
 
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==Links==
An inspiring talk by Robert Ballard (the one who discovered the Titanic) [http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/264 here] about why it's strange that a lot more money goes to space exploration than ocean exploration. He ends asking why we aren't going to live at sea.
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An inspiring talk by Robert Ballard (who discovered the Titanic) is [http://www.ted.com/talks/view/id/264 here]. In it, he speaks about why it's strange that a lot more money goes to space exploration than ocean exploration. He concludes by asking why we aren't going to live at sea.
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{{Ocean Environment}}

Latest revision as of 15:49, 25 January 2024

The oceans are not nearly as researched as soil is. It is a vast but unforgiving environment.

The ocean is the most important thing to understand for seasteaders. Some things to really look at include water cycle, waves and swell, sea level, tides, depth, biology, and climate. Without a very clear understanding of the ocean in the area a seastead is doomed to fail eventually.

Links

An inspiring talk by Robert Ballard (who discovered the Titanic) is here. In it, he speaks about why it's strange that a lot more money goes to space exploration than ocean exploration. He concludes by asking why we aren't going to live at sea.


Ocean Environment
General · Waves · Sea state · Currents · Wind · Politics · Piracy · Biofouling