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It was Wayne. I did my best to not act like an excited school boy.
Cool! What was he talking on specifically?
Got the Bronco running again.
Stupid thing would run and then shut itself off, at completely random times and circumstances. In the last 2 months I have replaced the distributor, the coil, the ignition control module, the solinoid, various vaccuum lines, and now the ignition switch box on the steering column.
Fingers crossed! Maybe I got it this time.
Sorry for the late reply. He talked a little about himself, what got him into Oceanography. The main body was deep sea exploration itself, what he expected and what he found. He only covered the Titanic and Bismarck for a minute, but discussed his search in the Mediterranean for ancient ships between Carthage and Rome(using empty wine casks to find wrecks) A cool bit was his searching in the Black Sea, where the depth in the center is enough to have no oxygen, meaning no corrosion on wood(Saw a craftsmen marking on a plank). The last part was him explaining, and perhaps promoting the Jason Project. That is an education program aimed at middle schoolers on oceanography(involves a hefty dose of science and math). His group aboard the E/V Nautilus would show classrooms live shots of the ocean floor via Internet2. All in all, a very educational and insighting presentation, and I can say Mr. Ballard is one of my idols.
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Sorry for the late reply. He talked a little about himself, what got him into Oceanography. The main body was deep sea exploration itself, what he expected and what he found. He only covered the Titanic and Bismarck for a minute, but discussed his search in the Mediterranean for ancient ships between Carthage and Rome(using empty wine casks to find wrecks) A cool bit was his searching in the Black Sea, where the depth in the center is enough to have no oxygen, meaning no corrosion on wood(Saw a craftsmen marking on a plank). The last part was him explaining, and perhaps promoting the Jason Project. That is an education program aimed at middle schoolers on oceanography(involves a hefty dose of science and math). His group aboard the E/V Nautilus would show classrooms live shots of the ocean floor via Internet2. All in all, a very educational and insighting presentation, and I can say Mr. Ballard is one of my idols.