Brine Pool Formation | Nautilus Live
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- čas přidán 11. 05. 2015
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I feel sad for the commenters who complain about how "childish" the scientists are with their ooh-ing and whoa-ing. I think having that child-like sense of wonder is important for being a scientist. The world is full of amazing things, and this brine pool itself is like an alien planet, I'd be surprised if nobody ooh-ed and whoa-ed at the sight of it.
Yeah thats one thing I dont understand
The thing is people think scientists are all serious and just wierd and ultra smart like in the movies. It tells them that scientist are just emotionless people in lab coats that work all day without stress and that they are dead inside so they arent impressed by anything unless if its something mad
I was thinking, "Kids, this is why you stay in school!" How many of us have wished, only if my job was this much fun??!!??
Your opinion's been noted -- everybody has one
I'm in my masters in biology and most people are as lively, it's wonderful!
If they're not, they're erratic stress balls
I don't. When people comment about it being childish it just goes to show how amazing the scientist's job really is. They love their job and to be amazed by what you do is something almost nobody gets to experience.
I like that it's just a live commentary with the scientists... Not going to lie, this is basically how most scientists are when they start out. The world has become more complicated, intricate and beautiful with contextual knowledge and seeing things no one else could really explain seriously just puts you into a state of awe. Definitely the best job in the world.
This makes me want there to be a rival stream called EV Coelacanth that's made up of only very jaded and disinterested 'adult' scientists saying things like, "Ugh, another fxxking sperm whale, goddxmmit," while complaining about their lack of holidays and the low quality of food on the boat.
I dont't it's cringe AF.
Brine pools are so fascinating and kind of terrifying. They are so salty they inhabitable and basically embalm anything that is unfortunate enough to swim or fall into it. It's super dense, salty water that is heavier and saltier than the surrounding ocean so it just stays in little pools like these. I love watching the waves and ripples on the surface. This stuff must be kind of viscous seeing how slow the waves move.
Brine is pretty much as viscous as water. Maybe 1.1x more at the extreme most.
What makes it flow slowly is just that. How close in density they are to one another.
They are close to simply floating and swirling with one another, but nooot quite. The difference is juuust enough to allow brine to sink and accumulate in manners like this.
Kind of like clouds. Water vapor is actually less dense than air. The difference is tiny, but it is still a difference. Which is why clouds seldom form on the ground at certain altitudes above sea level. And will only do so on days of low barometric pressure. Such as fog and mist.
@@davecrupel2817 Appreciate the lovely explanation to a 2yr old comment. Cheers and hope the world continues being inquisitive in the coming decades like urself.
A lovely read at 1230 morning.
@@NITEVOID My upmost pleasure!!
I'll check in again in another 2 years!
Maybe 5.
@@davecrupel2817 Can't believe i actually checked back the videos when they were posted around 2yr old. Now it's 5. HAHAHAHA how time flies.
I don't understand how the brine stays separate from the seawater. Wouldn't the salt just diffuse into the seawater until everything was equally mixed?
it's like a school class except they all know their scientific vocabular and everybody is terrific
The goo lagoon
Mind blown that's probably were they got it from
the GOOLAG
And people said oh how does spongebob have water under water, boom
LaGooooo
Spongebob hanging out at the beach 🏖
I love how excited you guys are when your commenting! The world is truly amazing!
''Best shift ever''
I need to get a better job.
Same
The narrator at 2:35 has such a calming voice. I could listen to his knowledge stories all day! To be surrounded by passionate and intrigued science people is just awesome. Jealous!
They actually explained how brine pools form in a different part of their exploration. It's pretty simple: brine is really salty water which is dense enough to remain pooled and un-mixed with the rest of the ocean. Remember, since this trip was recorded live but uploaded piece-wise, they don't have an explanation for the phenomena here. The explanation was given probably a few minutes earlier in real time. They can't re-explain the pool physics too many times- it would get really old. Here's where they tell us how these pools form: czcams.com/video/1B_-yakR_4E/video.htmlm36s
Density is what contains it there, you said it yourself. If that makes no sense you should go find out how density works, it's a very important property of matter.
@@ThaWiseMan-SD change your CZcams name, you're not very wise or smart.
Arthur H I think they’re just asking why, in an ocean full of salt, do some areas contain more salt and therefore become brine pools. What is the source of all this salt? The answer is that it comes from (Wikipedia says it better than me) ‘the dissolution of large salt deposits through salt tectonics’ - basically, there are salt structures in parts of the ocean that dissipate, as the structures are soluble. They don’t mix *easily* because this mixture is more dense as it has more salt, but they do mix somewhat. There needs to be a source to replenish the pool, otherwise it will slowly diffuse. However, it is so slow that it is pretty unnoticeable to us.
I think that explains it better than the word “density” standing alone, since these pools will gradually diffuse without a source.
Density is still a good explanation.
Just look on the middle of atlantic and pacific ocean. You'll see the colors of ocean are different and do not mix.
I really thought it was warm and cold water.
@@devinwhitebear1380 He is wiser than you blind fools who accept what they are told with zero afterthought or curiosity.
"It's barium sulfate."
"Wooooowwwwwwwww."
Its called curiosity
“Wooooowwwwwwww.”
@@scorcher46 I luv these folk's. Does anyone enjoy their work as much? Nooooooooooooo.
lol they're like school kids going to a museum without a tour guide and without going to the museum, "woooah", must be fun
1:43 the sound of half a million dollars in education
@@josephmeggs8213 I mean, if I invested a lot of time and money into something I end up not having this much enthusiasm for, you won't find me in a lab...
You'll find me hanging from a noose.
@@josephmeggs8213 Imagine thinking that being in school teaches you everything. Why would you even be a scientist if you already knew everything? Being a scientist is about finding out new things
There is no tour guide, they are among the rarest people to have the privilege to explore ocean so deep that is impossible for non scientist to ever visited with a ROV.
They react this way is like a child react to things they never seen before. And they are scientist the cream of the crop of humanity.
"That's barium sulfate" ..."Whao!!"
Love it.
Yep. It's all fun and games till the Reaper Leviathan spawns out of nowhere.
Nah, it’s the ghost leviathans you have to worry about around brine pools.
dam.
I love this channel! It’s a channel I feel comfortable letting my kids watch freely and we learn so much. So thank you, god bless
This channel does not disappoint. Man I love science
I really like the way you all talk about what you see while exploring the ocean ground. The abundance of love and appreciation of what you discover and look at, makes me really excited about what you show on the videos, as if I am with you there. It is always a very happy event full of joy and respect towards nature. Thank you so much for your work.
I love your show and where you guys go.. the stuff you share is so bizzare! Awesome and thank you! 😎👍
this explains the goo lagoon from spongebob
That is out of this world! I'm amazed. I feel almost blessed to witness these wonders! Thank you all. I'm speechless
Its Barium Sulfate.
Scientists: "Wooooow"
Me: "A Barry what?"
BaSO4. An insoluble solid, seen as a ppt in solution.
@@laimonassileika2285 You must be fun at parties..
@@jappethbentagud8876 Jokes on you, I don't get invited!...
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*Cries*
Barry White.
@@laimonassileika2285 I'd invite you if I did parties.
I love the enthusiasm of the crew! 😃
I love how cooooool Brine pools are and I love how you guys get so excited, makes me smile every time :P x
One day we'll have one of these on Europa and Titan.
Skyloftian And it will have its own Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest profile, CZcams account and regularly schedules streams on Twitch.
+MenwithHill why would it have a pinterest, it can also just stream on youtube
Year, it would be awesome to watch that footage. But the footage from good old earth is awesome too.
Amen to that
@@MenwithHill streams on twitch from an exoplanetary EV?!
HELL YEAH!!
Beautiful, yet unreal!! Thank you so much!!
These scientists are a bunch of nerds!!!
It's awesome.
This is absolutely fascinating.
Wow. Them scientists are really filling in the spectrum there, with candid life shots.
I love the commentary :) so much
Fascinating and I appreciate the description of how the brine pool were formed.
Carsten
Sweden
Hey! I'm interested in the rest of the story about sediment hitting the salt creating.... cliff hanger. I NEED to know lol.
Great video as always! Your enthusiasm is catching. I used to live in Okinawa and later Hawaii. I never ceased to get excited to get in the water and see the beauty. So much cool stuff!
That under water wave was super cool.
Thanks for sharing these with us. My favorite channel on youtubes!
That is so cool :)
I live close to the Biological Station and had no idea you guys were doing such cool stuff :)
Wow, amazing, what a beautiful world🎶🎶
This is AWESOME!!
These guys sound too cool to be scientists. I wanna hang out with them 😭
I love how they response to what they see!
The freaking best EVER.
Amazing!
It's amazing to hear scientists wowing in unison.
This is awesome
I just wish I am as passionate in what I'm doing as you are in your job :) keep it up ya'll
this team would be a joy to be a part of.
THE BEST!!!
Best job ever.
1:45 a bit on this wave propagation through variable density of the water at these depths visually looking very much like pyroclastic flows
1:51 (affectionately) "I *knew* you were waiting for your volcanism window..."
Love it when researchers playfully tease one another about their willingness to infodump about their respective main specialties at a moment's notice. You guys are cool. :)
Awesome! 😍
lol these nerds are bringing me so much joy rn
geeking out, so cute
Guys this is awesome, the world is awesome, God bless science.
Wish I had known this was here sooner. Our Gulf of Mexico is so cool!
The 'mussel beach' at 4:26 got me, and I can't deny it.
I’m just learning out this. So my question is has any machine placed a camera to the floor of the brine pool? Say another 20ft or 100ft or more? Everything I’m pulling up has nave really traveled past writhing just maybe a few feet below the surface of the area. I would like to see it well below the surface
I'm so addicted to this channel now. I miss working with scientists.
I can't help but wonder what it would feel like to stick you arm or to swim in it. Think that'd be neat.
Plus, the brine waves when the thing touched the brine, that was pretty cool. It's basically like slow motion water.
I get exploring space but all this is beneath our feet. Holy wow
I love watching these with my daughter! "It's like they're in space huh Dad."
She's on to something, more so than most adults
Hearing those young ladies with both youthful exuberance and highly scientific knowledge lights my fire.
Best humor is scientist 👨🏽🔬 👩🔬 humor.
there is absolutely no need for those emojis
Th!nk How there is absolutely no need for your bitchin
youtube is full of people complaining for no reason
get used to it
Keep ooohhing and ahhing, its sweet heartwarming amazement.
I love these nerds
I loved all of the "wooooh"s
Makes me want to play subnautica again
under that cloud is meg or the prehistoric place
Is it goo lagoon?
It's like viewing another Earth from above its sky
This sulphate ash is piroclaster late activity of hidrothermal vents and periodic activity of hidrotermal activity kraters explosion.
Is nobody going to say goo lagoon
what would happen if someone stuck their hand in there?
The ocean really is like another planet
damn I wish there was more!
there is!, they have most dives available!
3:10 the most fascinating part of the video
What happens if a person swims in it??
I guess the salty water in the brine pool are continuously forming, otherwise even it is heavier it will eventually mix with regular sea water above it.
How deep is that brine?
Good times...good times
I wooaaahhhhhh'd in sync with the marine biologists.
I mean what do I have to do to get a job studying other things. What do i have to study to get a job studying
Scientist: gets all excited and talks science stuff
Me: has no idea what's happening but gets excited from their excitement
I wish I could have been there with them 😞
Get clear with clear eyes. Wooooooow.
Blue lagoon looks so pretty irl
Wooooooooooow...
No marijuana laws in international waters.
3:49 for your replay values.
The Lost River!
Yep, I personnally love their "their ooh-ing and whoa-ing."
Kongo lake erupt every 120 -160 year.Mexico deep ocean crater every 800 - 1200.year.
Brine pools just look scary yet fascinating. I mean look at them, they are foggy.
신기하다
The pools remind me of the pools in The Fern Gully movie.
Goo Lagoon?
In Africa republic Kongo was also small eruption of metan gaas in lake 40 year ago.We know what was happened in radius 7 km near lake all people.animals bird was dead in time 10 minutes.Kongo is 000.1 of power Mexico deep ocean crater activity.
An underwater river.....
That’s so crazy.
Woah...
I'm such a nerd for brine pools ugh
Welp. The algorithm has sent me somewhere awesome once again.
"Ah, Goo Lagoon"
Ahh, okay. This was very informative because I knew what brine pools were but not how brine pools were.
So that is the beach spongebob swims at
I was waiting for the megalodon to appear
Waters beneath the waters
Soooo wats under there