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Open Water Scientific Research – Measuring Ocean Salinity

The European Space Agency, in cooperation with Indra, a Madrid-based company, launched a satellite that measures ocean salinity last November. The Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity measuring system took ten years to develop and icludes hardware and software on ground stations and in data processing centers that receives data from the satellite. The satellite receives

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TV Coverage Expands In The Open Water Swimming World

Michael Zoetmulder of the Ocean Racing Series, one of the largest beachfront events in Africa in Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa, announced the television coverage of Season 6. The race days are held on every other Sunday mornings throughout the South African summer and include the Dis-Chem 1K and 3K ocean swim. The Season 6

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Outstanding TV Globo Coverage Of Open Water Swimming

TV Globo provided outstanding television coverage of the King and Queen of the Sea (Rei e Rainha do Mar) in Copacabana Beach from all different angles and vantage points. Verão Espetacular provided exciting live television coverage: If race directors are interested in the turn buoys used at the King and Queen of the Sea, they

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Gotta Love Those Open Water Buoys in Brazil

EffectSports lines its open water swim courses with some massive turn buoys. Great to see from the water and onshore. These buoys enable the race sponsors to gain additional visibility and on-the-water signage that works well with still photography or videos of the race. Cylindrical, circular or sausage types: EffectSports knows its large buoys help

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