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                                          Nautical Sciences









       Antarctic seas, 198-200; fishing in, 199; millerals of, 199;   Celsius temperature scale, 250; converting to Fahrenheit,
         ports and bases, 199-200; strategic geography, 200      250
       Apollo spacecraft, missions to the Moon, 286, 288-90   cepheid stars, 315, 317
       aquaculture, 230-31                                    Charon, satellite, 309
       Arctic Ocean: fishing in, 189; millerals of, 188-89; ports and   Clementine spacecraft, 290
         bases, 189-90; strategic geography, 190              clouds: classification of, 253-56; at sea, 256-57
       Aristotle, 320                                         comets, 311-12, 313
       asteroids, 311, 343                                    Coriolis effect, 218, 260
       astronomical unit, 293                                 Cuba, 187-88. See also Castro, Fidel; Guantanamo naval
       astronomy, 278-317; balloon observations in, 284;         base
         radiotelescope observations in, 282-83; spacecraft   currents. See oceans
         observations in, 284-86; telescope observations in)" 280-
         82. See also telescopes                              Danish straits, 185
       Atlantic Ocean: fishing in, 183; minerals of, 183; ports and   density,324
         bases, 183-85; strategic geography, 185-86           Desert Shield/Desert Storm, operations, 196
       ahnosphere: composition of, 245-47; of Earth, 245-77;   Doppler shift, 338, 343
         exosphere, 247; ionosphere, 247, 344; pressure, 247-49;
         temperatnre, 249-51; tropopause, 246; troposphere, 245;   Earth: crust of, 202-5; formation of, 202; geological plates
         stratosphere, 246; weather, 249-50, 257-58, 263-77;     of, 203-4; magnetosphere, 295, 344; relief of, 206. See also
         winds, 260-65                                           atmosphere, of Earth
       Aurora Borealis, 294                                   eastern seas, 194--200
                                                              echo sounder, 206, 340, 344
       barometers: aneroid, 247-48; mercurial, 247-48         Einstein, Albert, 320-21
       bathyscaphes, 237, 343                                 electricity, 327-31; batteries, 329; conductors and
       bathythermograph, 214, 343                                insulators, 327; current, 328-29, 344; electric circuit, 329-
       beach erosion, 216-18; breakwaters and groins, 217        30,344; Ohm's Law, 330; power, 330-31; voltage, 327-28
       Beaufort Wind Scale, 264-65                            electronics, 332-36; electrOlnagnetic waves, 332-33, 344;
       Bernoulli's principle, 322, 343                           radar, 334--35; radio, 334; wave propagation, 333-34
       Big Bang, 278                                          El Nifio, 224--25
       biolurninescence, 232, 343                             Enduring Freedom, Operation, 197
       black holes, 317, 343                                  Exxon Valdez, 189-90
       Black Sea, 191-92, 225
       buoyancy, 324--26; buoyant force, 324--26, 343         face on Mars, 301-2
                                                              Fahrenheit temperature scale, 250; converting to Celsius,
       Callao Painter, 224, 225                                 250
       Caribbean Sea, 181; fishing in, 186; millerals of, 186; ports   fishing industry, 229-31. See also aquacultnre
         and bases, 186-87; strategic geography, 187-88       flight, physics of, 321-23
       Cassini spacecraft, 307                                FLIP ship, 237-38
       Castro, Fidel (Cuban), 187                             fog, 257-58


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