"Everything is Water!" by Tanvi Soans & Jacqueline Davis (Earth Science Week 2021)
Finalist of the 2021 Earth Science Week Video Contest.
For more on this year's contests, visit: www.earthsciweek.org/contests/2021
Видео "Everything is Water!" by Tanvi Soans & Jacqueline Davis (Earth Science Week 2021) канала American Geosciences Institute
For more on this year's contests, visit: www.earthsciweek.org/contests/2021
Видео "Everything is Water!" by Tanvi Soans & Jacqueline Davis (Earth Science Week 2021) канала American Geosciences Institute
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