The ocean.
99% of the Earth’s living space the atmosphere.
nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide and more.
At the top of the ocean, trillions of microscopic algae.
Phytoplankton.
Different shapes, different sizes, different roles
in the web of life.
Like land plants, phytoplankton need carbon dioxide to build
cellular material.
They also give off oxygen, so much oxygen that one of every
two breaths you take uses oxygen produced by phytoplankton.
But to understand how the ocean and atmosphere interact, and
what that means in terms of global climate change– you need
to look down, from space.
That’s PACE.
And with it, we’ll transform how we see the world.