sweetman
Britishnoun
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Sweetman was involved in each 22-minute episode from the very first pitch.
From Los Angeles Times
Sara Sweetman, an associate professor at University of Rhode Island, is an educational advisor for the series.
From Los Angeles Times
Prof Andrew Sweetman, a senior scientist from the Scottish Association for marine science told BBC News that the discovery showed that whole "ecosystems driven by methane may exist in the deepest parts of the ocean".
From BBC
"We have instruments that can go to the deepest parts of the ocean," explained Prof Sweetman.
From BBC
"If there's oxygen," said Prof Sweetman, "there could be microbial life taking advantage of that."
From BBC
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