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Burbujas en un lago de agua dulce.

S A Thorpe, A R Stubbs

    Nature
    |May 31, 1979
    PubMed
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    Los fuertes vientos en Loch Ness crean nubes de burbujas submarinas, no actividad biológica. Estos reflectores acústicos, detectados por debajo de la superficie, aumentan en profundidad con mayores velocidades del viento, lo que sugiere un origen físico.

    Área de la Ciencia:

    • La oceanografía acústica es una oceanografía acústica.
    • Dinámica de fluidos La dinámica de fluidos.
    • Limología Limología.

    Sus antecedentes:

    • Se han observado reflectores acústicos submarinos en el lago Ness.
    • Las explicaciones anteriores de estos reflectores no han sido concluyentes.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Para investigar el origen de los reflectores acústicos detectados en Loch Ness.
    • Para determinar la relación entre la velocidad del viento y la profundidad de estos reflectores.

    Principales métodos:

    • Detección acústica de reflectores submarinos.
    • Análisis de correlación de la profundidad del reflector con la velocidad del viento.
    • Observación de patrones de reflectores bajo condiciones de viento variables.

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    Principales resultados:

    • Las "nubes" irregulares de reflectores acústicos aparecen debajo de la superficie cuando las velocidades del viento son lo suficientemente altas como para causar capas blancas.
    • La profundidad de estos reflectores aumenta proporcionalmente con la velocidad del viento.
    • No se detectó variación estacional en la aparición de reflectores, lo que descarta explicaciones biológicas.

    Conclusiones:

    • Es probable que los reflectores acústicos observados sean causados por burbujas de aire generadas por la rotura de las olas (capas blancas) en aguas profundas.
    • Fenómenos similares de nubes de burbujas pueden ocurrir en otras grandes masas de agua, incluyendo el mar.