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Manned Submersible Expedition will Film Documentary in Deep Ocean Trenches
An expedition is planning to dive into five of the deepest trenches in the ocean to document unknown parts of the seafloor using a two-passenger
U.K. Calls for 30% Of Global Oceans To be Designated Protected Areas
The environment secretary of the U.K., Michael Gove, last month called for one-third of the world’s oceans to be designed as marine protected areas by 2030.
Yellow Detritus in Oceans May Reduce Climate Change Effects
Phytoplankton and organic matter in the oceans that floats near the surface attenuate the light entering the water, filtering the light and changing how it
New Subsea Power Control Module is Part of Industry Effort to Go Electric
Optime Subsea has been selected to deliver a new subsea power control module to ABB. Started in 2013, ABB formed a joint industry project (JIP)
U.S. Homeland Security Department to Speed Science & Tech Development
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) launched a new approach to its research and development (R&D) mission, with a
New Company Offers ASV Technology and Autonomous Control Systems
L3 Technologies has acquired ASV Global, a USV and autonomous vessel control systems company. The acquisition enhances L3’s spectrum of unmanned maritime capabilities, including integrated
Windfarm in Congested Seabed Requires Cable Management
The world’s largest working offshore wind farm, occupying an area of 55 sq. mi., opened in the Irish Sea off Barrow-in-Furness in the North West
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All-Female Crew Sails 3,000 Nautical Miles to Study Ocean Plastic
An all-female crew of 24 women are on a 3,000 nmi journey from Hawaii to Vancouver to study microplastics and bring attention to the problem
Coral Sculpture Exhibit in Maldives Immerses Ocean Art in Tidal Waters
The Sculpture Coralarium is an art installation in the center of the largest developed coral lagoon in the Maldives, on the island resort of Fairmont Sirru
