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The strong interaction of submerged gas bubbles with sound, both in generating and scattering sound, has been used:

to explain how whales and dolphins hunt;
to plan missions to other worlds;
and to contribute to predicting and mitigating climate change, and the global shortages of food and antibiotics forecast for 2050.

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The strong interaction of submerged gas bubbles with sound, both in generating and scattering sound, has been used:

to explain how whales and dolphins hunt;
to plan missions to other worlds;
and to contribute to predicting and mitigating climate change, and the global shortages of food and antibiotics forecast for 2050.