Mirjam Sophia Glessmer

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Home-made surface drifters

October 2, 2018
A bicycle safety flag, a plastic bucket, four paint roller trays — what are those people doing there?! Until now this might almost count as kitchen oceanography! Home-made surface drifters But it’s…
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Duck trajectories

July 6, 2015
I’m sure I’ve talked about stream lines and streak lines and all the other kinds of lines that you learn about in hydrodynamics at some point. The other day I saw…
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