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Scientists Finally Know What's Causing the ‘Bloop’ Sound in the Southern Pacific Ocean
When the sound was first detected in 1997, researchers came up with various theories. The answer, however, was quite simpler.
Open loop cooling systems use water to cool engines directly, while closed-loop systems use marine coolant and a heat exchanger to keep engines cool.
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