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OCEANOGRAPHY THROUGH TIME

OCEANOGRAPHY THROUGH TIME. SURFACE EXPLORATION. 600 BC: Phoenicians. 500-700: Polynesians. 900: Vikings. 1000: Compass. 1519: Ferdinand Magellan- circled the world. 1760’s: John Harrison-chronometer (time piece and longitude). 1768: James Cook-navigator, explorer, cartographer.

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OCEANOGRAPHY THROUGH TIME

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  1. OCEANOGRAPHY THROUGH TIME

  2. SURFACE EXPLORATION

  3. 600 BC: Phoenicians

  4. 500-700: Polynesians

  5. 900: Vikings

  6. 1000: Compass

  7. 1519: Ferdinand Magellan- circled the world

  8. 1760’s: John Harrison-chronometer (time piece and longitude)

  9. 1768: James Cook-navigator, explorer, cartographer

  10. 1769: Gulf Stream

  11. 1825: Charles Darwin

  12. 1853: 1st Atlas

  13. 1872-1875: Challenger Expedition

  14. 1950: Government Funding

  15. UNDERSEA EXPLORATION

  16. 1535: Diving Bell

  17. 1825: SCUBA

  18. 1907: Decompression

  19. 1934: Deep Sea Dive

  20. 1943: Aqualung (SCUBA)

  21. 1951: Marianas Trench

  22. 1962: Conshelf One- lab and home to “oceanauts.” Steel cylinder 5 m. long and 2.5 m diameter (2 people)

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