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The Antarctic Circumpolar Current, composed

January 22nd, 2010 by Ari Daniel Shapiro | Filed in Ocean Gazing Podcast

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The Antarctic Circumpolar Current courses through the Southern hemisphere, cooling down and getting heavier all the while. And for the first time, this current gets its own musical scoring.

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Tags: antarctic circumpolar current, antarctic intermediate water, lynne talley, scripps

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