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Enceladus’s subsurface ocean wraps the moon

Physics Today, 2015
The satellite’s response to torque applied by Saturn shows that its icy surface and silicate core are not attached.
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Dynamics of subsurface chlorophyll maxima in the northern Indian Ocean

Marine Pollution Bulletin
Subsurface chlorophyll maxima (SCM) significantly contributes to oceanic primary productivity, emphasizing the need to study its dynamics and governing mechanisms. We used datasets from various platforms to investigate relationships between the SCM characteristics (SCM depth (ZSCM), SCM magnitude (Chlmax), SCM thickness (TSCM)) and environmental ...
Shriya, Garg   +2 more
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Response of oceanic subsurface chlorophyll maxima to environmental drivers in the Northern Indian Ocean

Environmental Research
Subsurface Chlorophyll Maxima (SCM) contributes a significant proportion to depth-integrated ocean primary production, making it important to understand its spatiotemporal variability in changing environmental conditions. Based on field observations and in situ data, we studied SCM characteristics in four distinct environmental settings across Northern
Shriya Garg   +2 more
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BUBBLE COUNTING IN THE SUBSURFACE OCEAN LAYER

Acoustical Oceanography 2001, 2023
IN DIDENKULOV   +2 more
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Induction in the Subsurface Oceans of Europa and Ganymede

Because of Jupiter’s rotation and the orbital motion, the subsurface oceans of the Galilean moons experience a time varying background magnetic field. This gives rise to induction and the detection of the related magnetic fields lead to the discovery of the subsurface oceans.
Johannes Wicht, Ilse De Langen
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