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Underwater Acoustic Waves
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In the frigid waters of the Arctic, NATO scientists are conducting a critical mission to study the effects of climate change on underwater acoustic waves, crucial for tracking Russian submarines amidst shifting environmental dynamics.
About Acoustic Waves
- Acoustic waves are the primary means through which submarines and marine life communicate and navigate underwater.
- NATO's mission aims to analyze how global warming, which disproportionately affects the Arctic, alters the propagation of these crucial soundwaves.
- During the mission, NATO vessels equipped with hydrophones are emitting sound signals underwater to be captured and analyzed.
- This data will illuminate how changing temperatures and salinity levels in the Arctic Ocean influence the movement and clarity of acoustic signals.
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