Akwatin Abyss
Akwatin Abyss jirgi ne mai ɗauke da 16 litres (3.5 imp gal; 4.2 US gal) na ruwa a matsanancin matsin lamba na megapascals 18 don dai-daita yanayin ruwa na fauna na wanka da ke rayuwa a kusan 1,800 metres (5,900 ft) ƙasa da ƙasa. Ana kuma nuna shi acikin akwatin kifayen Oceanopolis a Brest, Faransa.[1][2]Wani masanin Faransa Bruce Shillito daga Jami'ar Pierre da Marie Curie a Paris ne suka tsara shi.[3]
Duk kayan aikin dake kula da matsananciyar matsa lamba a cikin Akwatin Abyss suna auna 600 kilograms (1,300 lb) ku. Na'urar tana adana halittu masu zurfin rai don a iya yin nazari, musamman game da yadda suke dacewa da yanayin zafi na teku.[1]A halin yanzu Akwatin Abyss yana gidaje ne kawai nau'in halittu masu zurfi da suka hada da kaguwar teku mai zurfi, Bythograea thermydron da zurfin teku mai zurfi, Pandalus borealis, waɗanda wasu daga cikin nau'in nau'in nau'i mai wuyar gaske tare da mafi girma na rayuwa a cikin yanayin dake cikin damuwa.[4] Victor 6000 ne ya tattara dabbobin da aka nuna, wani abin hawa na musamman da ake sarrafa shi (ROV).
Duba kuma
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- Abyssal fili
- Teku mai zurfi
- Halittar teku mai zurfi
- Ruwan teku mai zurfi
- Zaftarewar ruwa a cikin ruwa
- Blue Planet
- Kashewar zagayawa na thermohaline
Manazarta
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Hanyoyin haɗi na waje
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- Foraminifera mai zurfi - Teku mai zurfi daga zurfin mita 4400, Antarctica - hoton hoto da bayanin ɗaruruwan samfurori
- Binciken Zurfin Teku akan Tashar Tekun Smithsonian
- Halittun Teku Mai Zurfi Gaskiya da hotuna daga mafi zurfin sassan teku
- Yadda Zurfin Teku Yake Archived 2016-06-15 at the Wayback Machine Archived </link> Gaskiya da bayanai akan zurfin teku
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ Hannah Hoag, Wired Magazine, 06.19.12 ABYSS BOX DISPLAYS DEEP-SEA ANIMALS UNDER PRESSURE
- ↑ Jennifer Welsh, Deep Sea Life On View in 'Abyss Box' NBC News, 2/21/2012
- ↑ The age of Aquarius: Inner space is almost as hard to explore as outer space The Economist, March 31, 2012