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Each drop of seawater forms a complex tapestry of small molecules that make up the ocean's hidden chemical language. This practical guide explores how scientists decode the metabolome.
Sen. Mazie Hirono questioned U.S. territorial governors in a Senate Energy Committee hearing on the future of deep sea mining, highlighting key policy questions that could shape upcoming regulations.
Recent expeditions in the Pacific's deadliest zones reveal findings that challenge assumptions about the deep ocean.
Taxonomists name roughly 16,000 species yearly, yet 91% of marine life remains unknown.
This cinematic 4K documentary delivers an immersive 12-hour exploration of Pacific deep-sea apex predators and their survival strategies in the hidden ocean realm. A must-watch visual treat for anyone curious about the ocean's most elusive hunters.
DEEP's new subsea habitats like Vanguard aim to unlock the Blindspot Zone (50–200m) by letting crews of four live on the ocean floor for seven or more days without resurfacing, finally giving ocean researchers the extended time they've always lacked.
HII has delivered the first REMUS 130 unmanned underwater vehicle to a US ally, marking a key milestone for the next generation of the world's most...
Deep-sea life feels straight out of science fiction, with adaptations that blur the line between biology and magic.
Fifty years after WHOI scientists found thriving life at the ocean's deepest vents, NASA is now tapping oceanographers like Chris German to understand...
The International Seabed Authority's three-decade failure to finalize mining rules has pushed major powers toward unilateral deals, as seen in the...
The ocean runs on parasitism, not predators. These extreme examples show just how bizarre deep-sea adaptations can get.
Deep-sea squids sport eyes the size of dinner plates, ammonia-filled bodies, and glowing detachable arms that dissolve the rules of biology. We know more about the Moon than the ocean bottom where these creatures thrive.
An octopus-inspired robotic arm uses decentralized sensing across its suction cups to detect contact, force, and pressure instantly without a central...
While every inch of land is mapped, much of the seafloor remains unknown. Terradepth's autonomous undersea vehicles target this gap to improve naval awareness and support broader scientific exploration.
Mounting legal and policy barriers are converging on deep-sea mining as the ISA deadline nears.
Two distinct tracks are accelerating autonomous underwater systems: