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Behold the bubbly ocean

Courtesy: Helen Czerski
06 Nov 2017
Taken from the November 2017 issue of Physics World

A bubble in the ocean may seem insignificant, but consider all the bubbles in all the oceans and you find a powerful influence on the planet. Physicist and oceanographer Helen Czerski talks about her expeditions into stormy seas to learn more about these tiny pockets of gas

It’s a classic undergraduate physics question: i) write down an expression for the acceleration of

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Helen Czerski is a lecturer in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at University College London in the UK and a science broadcaster for the BBC. Her first book Storm in a Teacup was published last year, e-mail h.czerski@ucl.ac.uk
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