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Incredibly helpful for my exam revision, thank you!

I find it funny that the only reason I know about this video is because of a semi-big minecraft youtuber showing a single frame of the thumbnail of this video

thank you for these videos my teacher just skims through them really fast and talk like if we know this and does this almost 40 slides presentation in 30 minutes and leaves class and iam like WHATTTTTT

thank you professor

Thank you this is so helpful

Hello Sven. I’m enjoying your lecture series very much, just to further my own knowledge of the subject of oceanography and thank you for having prepared the presentations. Is there a particular textbook or textbooks which you could recommend & is there a particular point of purchase ?

not sure if youre still actively looking at your comment inbox. could you point me in a direction on how to study more about beaches pertaining to finding objects such as jewelry/coins? im a metal detectorist and ive spent some time on the beaches but never bothered to try and study the science behind beaches. ive only watched this video so far from your channel and it showcased some interesting things with sand (berms, shorelines, shores, bars, troughs). i am on the west coast as well so its great that it focuses on that area. if you can direct towards an area to study, to one of your videos, or tell me with a brief run down what to know for understanding the movement of objects on beaches then that would be great as i am flying blind without any scientific terms to learn or search for

Slip of the tongue gyre mis-named at 12:48 see 17:52

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i can barely hear this video and my volume is on max. I am sure its a great lesson, but it's a little annoying. I got to go to a different video

How can we explain upwelling or downwelling in the poles and the gyres?

I Enjoy your lectures, Very Laconic.

The burning of part of the Library was before Christianity at around 48bc by Julius Ceaser. "It is said that the Library, or part of its collection, was accidentally burned by Julius Caesar during his civil war in 48 BC, but it is unclear how much was actually destroyed and it seems to have either survived or been rebuilt shortly thereafter. The geographer Strabo mentions having visited the Mouseion in around 20 BC, and the prodigious scholarly output of Didymus Chalcenterus in Alexandria from this period indicates that he had access to at least some of the Library's resources. The Library dwindled during the Roman period, from a lack of funding and support. Its membership appears to have ceased by the 260s AD. Between 270 and 275 AD, Alexandria saw a Palmyrene invasion and an imperial counterattack that probably destroyed whatever remained of the Library, if it still existed. The daughter library in the Serapeum may have survived after the main Library's destruction. The Serapeum was vandalized and demolished in 391 AD under a decree issued by bishop Theophilus of Alexandria, but it does not seem to have housed books at the time, and was mainly used as a gathering place for Neoplatonist philosophers following the teachings of Iamblichus."

Good lecture But sounds like a 1980s pilots headpiece

Thanks for your service

Hello Sven. Thank you very much for the fantastic , incredibly educational presentation on ocean circulation. I find it thoroughly enjoyable and you do a great job explaining the complex subject.

Thank you very much for this ❤

thanks a lot!

The highest peaks for my samples are Si and O. Does it indicate their abundance in the samples?

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Loving it!

Hi Sven. One month ago I have found your channel. I have been watching your videos eagerly ever since.This is the last video for me, now I have watched them all. Your content is great, I enjoyed it very much. Thank you!

Thank you ❤❤

Thank you so much! I had a health issue and missed this lecture at my school so this really helps!

I love all your lectures, but the mic was so annoying to listen ...

Taking Oceanography now for college. Thanks yo. I can listen to this lecture and it’s like reading the first few assignments for class.

Thank you for leaving these up! I start an Oceanography 208 class in the fall and really need to study for it

Ok

Thanks for this!

41:12 interesting, but it would have been great having an explanation of how the speed of the spreading creates those different topographies in mid ocean boundaries.

37:10 this is a process that I find unclear. If I follow your diagrams, in step 1 there is upwarping and fault formation. In step 2 there is thinning, but thinning needs to occur due to tensional forces. But if there are faults between the blocks of rock, how can this tensional forces affect the rocks between faults to make them thinner?

Very helpful. The only problem is the sound quality.

Hi my teacher assigned this lecture for our Oceanography class and it's a great lecture, I also watched your lecture on ocean currents. It's just that maybe your microphone is off because your voice keeps fading in and out and I keep hearing you breath into the mic and it's a bit distracting just fyi.

Thank you very much Mr. Holbik

Thank you for the lecture

thanks sven

Thank you so much for posting these! I take online classes so this helps so much!!!

Awesome teaching

thank you very much for uploading your videos they have been vital since my professor only shows PowerPoints without audio.

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Thank you for these videos! My class is online and it's hard to understand the concepts by reading words on a book, but if you show me a picture of a barrier island then it makes sense much faster. I appreciate your time and dedication to make this. It's been very helpful and interesting for me.

Hi Thanks for Uploading. It is easier to listen through than read the whole textbook.

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i am listening

Nice , thank you.

You explain everything very well.

Thanks for posting these videos, my professor did not do this in our class. I very much appreciate it.

Please, where is Part 5? Thank you for the tutorials as well.

These videos are super helpful. I've been listening to them while I work to supplement and help reatin my in person lectures. I just wish they were in a Playlist ordered by chapter. Thanks for all the help. This stuff is fascinating.

Could you share your power points? Very helpful video!