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Some of the most important elements in the ocean are barely visible. Yet the organic debris known as "marine snow" is responsible for cycling carbon from the atmosphere to the deep ocean. Without it, our climate would be much different!
WHOI marine chemist Ken Buesseler was a science consultant for the ARTECHOUSE exhibit all about the ocean twilight zone, a mysterious realm that is responsible for much of this carbon exchange.
Find out his thoughts an plan your visit: go.whoi.edu/artechouse-dc
Produced by Elise Hugus © Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Some of the most important elements in the ocean are barely visible. Yet the organic debris known as "marine snow" is responsible for cycling carbon from the atmosphere to the deep ocean. Without it, our climate would be much different!
WHOI marine chemist Ken Buesseler was a science consultant for the ARTECHOUSE exhibit all about the ocean twilight zone, a mysterious realm that is responsible for much of this carbon exchange.
Find out his thoughts an plan your visit: go.whoi.edu/artechouse-dc
Produced by Elise Hugus © Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
