OceanOcean ScienceApril 5, 2013 BIOS – The Science of SCUBA So what happens if your drop your favorite anchor overboard? Why does everything look kind of funny underwater? And why do SCUBA dive... 0 comments 2 views
B.I.O.SEducationOceanOcean ScienceShipwrecksFebruary 5, 2012 “The Warwick Project” #Bermuda – Marine Archaeological Excavations 2011 @BIOSstation The Warwick was a 16th century English Merchantman which sank in Castle Harbour, Bermuda in 1619 On October 20th, 1619, en route to J... 0 comments 3 views
B.I.O.SOceanOcean ScienceFebruary 5, 2012 Water Moves: The Egg! (BIOS Viral Video) Every video producer would love nothing more than a simple 60 second, one-shot take that goes viral. Here it is … The Bermuda I... 0 comments 1 views
OceanOcean ScienceJanuary 11, 2012 #Bermuda ‘s Alternative Energy – Sargasso Sea Algae Biodiesel There are many ways to make biodiesel but one of the more interesting and worth exploring is how to make it using ordinary algae from... 0 comments 2 views
B.I.O.SEnvironmentIslandOceanMay 27, 2011 #Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences [BIOS] – On the Rock 2008 pt.1-5 @biosstation 2008: On the Rock (Part 1) Stuart Hayward introduces the 2008 BIOS Explorer series “On the Rock”. Drs. Andreas Andersson... 0 comments 3 views
B.I.O.SOceanOcean ScienceApril 28, 2011 BIOS – 2009: Island Invasion, 400 Years of Change Part one. BIOS Education Officer JP Skinner explains how and why Bermuda’s flora and fauna have changed since humans first arri... 0 comments 2 views
B.I.O.SOceanOcean ScienceApril 23, 2011 BIOS Explorer series 2007 – Changing Climate, Changing Coast Part one: The BioNauts are introduced to scientists who study and monitor three of Bermuda’s marine habitats: our seagrass mead... 0 comments 2 views
EnvironmentIslandApril 2, 2011 #Bermuda Footprint: Making Sense of Sustainability 1. Module one. The BioNauts investigate the potential for using renewable energy sources in Bermuda, including solar power to cook fo... 0 comments 2 views