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From the Ted Talk by Jill Heinerth: The mysterious world of underwater caves
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I also work with __________, and they're interested oftentimes in global climate ______. They can take rocks within the caves, and they can slice them and look at the layers within with rocks, much like the rings of a tree, and they can _____ back in history and learn about the _______ on our planet at very different times. The red that you see in this photograph is actually dust from the Sahara Desert. So it's been picked up by wind, _____ across the Atlantic _____. It's rained down in this case on the ______ of Abaco in the Bahamas. It soaks in through the ground and deposits itself in the rocks within these caves. And when we look back in the layers of these rocks, we can find _____ when the climate was very, very dry on earth, and we can go back many hundreds of thousands of years.
Solution
- island
- count
- change
- blown
- ocean
- times
- physicists
- climate
Original Text
I also work with physicists, and they're interested oftentimes in global climate change. They can take rocks within the caves, and they can slice them and look at the layers within with rocks, much like the rings of a tree, and they can count back in history and learn about the climate on our planet at very different times. The red that you see in this photograph is actually dust from the Sahara Desert. So it's been picked up by wind, blown across the Atlantic Ocean. It's rained down in this case on the island of Abaco in the Bahamas. It soaks in through the ground and deposits itself in the rocks within these caves. And when we look back in the layers of these rocks, we can find times when the climate was very, very dry on earth, and we can go back many hundreds of thousands of years.
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