I was drawn to oceanography by just this kind of challenge.

类的挑战让我 对海洋产生了兴趣。

I'm studying oceanography down in San Diego.

我在圣地亚哥习海洋生物。

Oh, it's just about oceanography, biology, and yo-yo sciences.

哦，只不过是关于海洋、生物和悠悠球的。

Leslie Canavera: We build artificial intelligence and machine learning models for the Arctic, based on the science of oceanography.

Leslie Canavera：我们基于海洋为北极构建人工智能和机器习模型。

They do have a university here, and I asked what do people study here at the university, and they said oceanography.

里确实有一所大， 我问人们在里的大都么，他们说是海洋。

I don't know if I have any positive gems for you, Conan, but I think one cool thing, so I'm very new to oceanography.

我不知道我有有么积极的亮点可以分享给你，柯南， 但我觉得有一件很酷的事情， 就是我对海洋还非常陌生。

The guest waiting here looked nothing like the usual bookish, flannel-clad doctors who entered this building—those of anthropology, oceanography, geology, and other scientific fields.

在里等待的客人看起来与进入座建筑的通常书卷气、穿着法兰绒的医生完全不同——那些从事人类、海洋、地质和其他领域的医生。

Firstly, through careful study, oceanography helps us to determine where new raw materials for the future may come from, such as where new foods, for example, may be harvested.

首先，通过细致研究，海洋有助于我们探明未来新原材料的潜在来源，例如，可以从何处获取新的食物资源。

For much of the 20th century oceanography flourished, popularised by explorers such as Jacques Cousteau, who wrote that the deep was a " silent world" .

在20世纪的大部分时间里， 海洋蓬勃发展，雅克·库斯托等探险家推动了海洋的普及，他们写道，深海是一个“寂静的世界” 。

In order to be a valid area of study, it has been said that the scientific study of sea or oceanography, as we call it, must point to the practical benefits that can be gained for humankind.

有人说过，对海洋的研究，即我们所说的海洋，要想成为一个公认的研究领域，就必须能指出其于人类有何实际裨益。