The study of deep sea and shallow oceans: biology, chemistry, geology and physics together make a richly disciplinary science called Oceanography. The ocean does not operate alone, though it contains most of the earth's water and carbon and surface heat, and of its biomass. Together with the atmosphere, continents and ice-cover, they form a working machine, driven mostly by energy from the sun. Lesser amount of energy rises from the moon, sun, and the heat from interior of the Earth.
Oceanography is aimed to work for both scientific discovery and practical problems. Oceans give a constant threat of creating storms and hurricanes; endanger coastal populations (more than half of the worlds' population live within 50 km of the sea). They also provide the advantages of bountiful diversity of food, reserve our water supplies, and most of the heat and carbon of the climate system, are the source of roughly half respired oxygen of the biosphere, and contain most of the remaining undiscovered natural pharmaceuticals. The climate of the earth, its patterns of temperature, rains and clouds, can be describes as arguments between the oceans and the atmosphere. Modern instrumentation and computers are joined with biology, geology, chemistry; techniques of classical physics of understand Oceanography.
Oceanography is aimed to work for both scientific discovery and practical problems. Oceans give a constant threat of creating storms and hurricanes; endanger coastal populations (more than half of the worlds' population live within 50 km of the sea). They also provide the advantages of bountiful diversity of food, reserve our water supplies, and most of the heat and carbon of the climate system, are the source of roughly half respired oxygen of the biosphere, and contain most of the remaining undiscovered natural pharmaceuticals. The climate of the earth, its patterns of temperature, rains and clouds, can be describes as arguments between the oceans and the atmosphere. Modern instrumentation and computers are joined with biology, geology, chemistry; techniques of classical physics of understand Oceanography.