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Exploring Deep-Sea Dwellers for New Medicines
Amy Wright, Ph.D., remembers watching an ocean wall teeming with life scroll by from her seat in a descending submersible off the Southern Bahamas....
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Expanding Our Sight in the Deep Sea
Unlike the ubiquitous video cameras found on nearly all ROV and AUV platforms, the image data collected by machine vision cameras are not primarily...
_small.jpg "The human-occupied vehicle (HOV) Alvin at the surface after a dive during a science verification expedition at locations on the Puerto Rico Trench and Mid-Cayman Rise in the Atlantic. (Image credit: Lu Lamar)")
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Deep-Sea Exploration: The Technology Getting to the Bottom of It
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Regional Campaigns to Meet US National Ocean Mapping, Exploration, and Characterization Goals
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Take a Glimpse Into the Deep Sea
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Deep-Sea Observatory Supports Research Into Ocean-Based Carbon Dioxide Removal
Ocean Network Canada’s deep-sea observatory off the coast of British Columbia is now home to a new type of marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR)...
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- Rachel Plunkett
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DMS Gas Helps Researchers Track Right Whales
In the vast open ocean, how does a large animal like a right whale find enough food to eat? Right whales eat copepods, a tiny marine zooplankton,...
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Possible Ancient River System Discovered off Wilmington, North Carolina
During the 2023 field season, NOAA Ship Ferdinand R. Hassler was tasked with surveying an area offshore of Wilmington, North Carolina, in the...
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