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15 Second Science - Dune defenses

15 Second Science - Dune defenses

Sand dunes serve an important purpose - what is it?

15 Second Science - Black sand on the beach

15 Second Science - Black sand on the beach

Have you ever been curious why black sand appears on the beach after a storm? Our education specialist Chris Petrone takes a ...

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15 Second Science - Energy from Sulfur Compounds

15 Second Science - Energy from Sulfur Compounds

Sulfur - it's what's for dinner? Perhaps if you're a deep sea microbe! Kiana Frank of the Pacific Biosciences Research Center ...

15 Second Science at AGU16 - Microbial mats and Earth's atmosphere

15 Second Science at AGU16 - Microbial mats and Earth's atmosphere

Do your teeth ever feel slimy? Anne Dekas of Stanford University explains what the connection is between that feeling and Earth's ...

15 Second Science: "Sunny Day" Flooding

15 Second Science: "Sunny Day" Flooding

Flooding in Delaware's coastal communities doesn't always occur during a storm. In this episode of #15SecondScience, DESG's ...

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15 Second Science - Marine Protected Areas

15 Second Science - Marine Protected Areas

Did you know that more than 6% of the world's oceans are considered marine protected areas by international governments?

15 Second Science - ROVs

15 Second Science - ROVs

Dive deep with this episode, which includes underwater robots and deep sea tube worms! Photo credits: 1st NOAA image: North ...

15 Second Science - Microbes, heat, and DNA

15 Second Science - Microbes, heat, and DNA

What's one trick microbes use to live in high temperatures - such as areas around hydrothermal vents? #15SecondScience ...

15 Second Science — Derelict Crab Pots

15 Second Science — Derelict Crab Pots

Learn about the problem that lost and abandoned crab pots can cause in this weeks' #15SecondScience.

15 Second Science: Ballast

15 Second Science: Ballast

In this episode of #15SecondScience, DESG education specialist David Christopher explains how Asian shore crabs might've ...

15 Second Science at AGU16 - JOIDES Resolution drilling vessel

15 Second Science at AGU16 - JOIDES Resolution drilling vessel

Find out in this special guest episode of

15 Second Science — Entanglement

15 Second Science — Entanglement

Always clean up your fishing gear to avoid endangering sea creatures and help reduce the problem of entanglement in our ...

15 Second Science - Using robots to measure coastal change

15 Second Science - Using robots to measure coastal change

How do scientists measure changes in local beaches after storm events? University of Delaware's Stephanie Dohner explains ...

15 Second Science - Stormwater runoff

15 Second Science - Stormwater runoff

How can you help stop rain from washing nutrients & chemicals into our waterways?

15 Second Science - Natural inlet formation

15 Second Science - Natural inlet formation

Ever wonder how inlets like the Indian River Inlet near Dewey Beach first form? This episode of

15 Second Science - Sulfate

15 Second Science - Sulfate

Find out its role in marine sediments in this episode of

15 Second Science: Offshore wind

15 Second Science: Offshore wind

What's the future outlook for offshore wind energy, and how do scientists study it? #UDel grad student Samantha Bingaman ...

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15 Second Science - Nesting birds and debris

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15 Second Science - Shells in sediment hold clues

15 Second Science - Shells in sediment hold clues

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15 Second Science - What is your watershed address?

15 Second Science - What is your watershed address?

What's your watershed address? Learn more with this episode of ‪#‎15SecondScience‬ then visit ...