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Manta Rays of the Maldives – A presentation by Anne-Marie Kitchen-Wheeler

Anne-Marie Kitchen-Wheeler has individually identified over 1800 mantas and estimate there may be as many as 25000 mantas throughout the Maldives. Her research on migration activity by mantas within the Maldives was presented to the American Elasmobranch Society Devil Ray Symposium in July 2008 which was the largest meeting of manta specialists ever held.
Manta ray [...]

Allais Effect and the Iasoberg Model – A presentation on the eclipse experiment

A presentation given on what the scientists were researching on during the eclipse by Ed Oberg and Prof. Hector Munera .
Edward Oberg, mechanical engineer / project manager (retired), Sydney, Australia
He is here to observe the progress of the pendulum experiments during the solar eclipse and to correlate the results with the Iasoberg Model (www.iasoberg.com), a [...]

Can a number save the world?

Bill McKibben is America’s Leading environmental activist. Come and listen to him speak on how Maldives is more powerful than India, China & the US.

The Marine Biodiversity of Maldives presentation has been postponed

The Marine Biodiversity of Maldives presentation has been postponed.

Marine Biodiversity of Maldives – A presentation by Dr. Norman Quinn, Marine Ecologist

Dr. Norman Quinn is a Marine Ecologist with a wide range of experience in the management of conservation projects, scientific research studies, and university level teaching.

The coral reefs of the Maldives – A presentation hosted by the MSS

The presentation, whose theme is ‘the coral reefs of the Maldives’, is given by Verena Wiesbauer who holds Master of Science degrees in both Marine Biology and Zoology. A graduate of the famed University of Vienna, she is also a specialist on coral propagation and artificial reefs.

Presentation: The Universe as viewed through the Hubble Space Telescope

A presentation by Dr. Kavan U. Ratnatunga, Astronomer, Associate Research Professor

An event to celebrate the International Year of Astronomy (IYA2009). Hosted by the Maldives Science Society.