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Rainbow Sensor Correlation Experiment

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Rainbow Sensor Correlation Experiment

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    If you want to watch a marine experiment that is staffed with volunteer recreational scuba divers, check this out:

     

    http://www.rainbowsensor.com/Bonaire%20Cor...Experiment.html

     

    You may find this interesting. I will post videos as fast as possible during the experiment.

     

    Regards,

     

    Tom Reynolds

    Rainbow Sensor Program Manager

  2. Second video is up. Third will be Thursday

  3. The third video is up. It explains what and how we are trying to do. The next video will be from Bonaire where you will be able to follow all the action above and below.

     

    If you ever wondered what an underwater scientific experiment is all about you might find this fun. Prof. Burt Jones, USC Biology Dept is an experienced and world-renowned oceanograpther and Tom Reynolds is an experience program manager (but not underwater). Everyone else is a volunteer, a recreational diver just like you.

     

    We wont hide anything back. The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat, the goofs, the misplanning and the agony of a scientific underwater experiment will be videod in low-tech, amatur format and posted in as near real time as possible.

     

    You might even see a vid of a fish or critter but no guarantees.

     

    Tom

  4. First video from Bonaire up (not underwater

  5. Underwater video up. Only underwater video. Camera flooded. Seems like I have poor luck with video cameras.

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