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A groundbreaking study reveals we've visually explored an area of the deep ocean floor the size of Rhode Island—and scientists are racing to see more. New technology is making the planet's largest ecosystem more accessible than ever before.
A transparent bubble submarine designed in a California garage let scientists explore the deep ocean in comfort while seeing panoramic underwater views. Deep Rover transformed how we study the seas and set multiple dive records along the way.
Norwegian company Blueye Robotics just launched two underwater drones that can explore ocean depths up to 500 meters, opening up the deep sea to researchers, conservationists, and anyone curious about what lies beneath. These mini-ROVs make ocean exploration more accessible than ever before.
Researchers discovered 31 previously unknown ocean creatures during a two-week expedition in the South Atlantic Ocean near Brazil. The Schmidt Ocean Institute captured stunning images and created 3D models of these deep-sea species.
Colorful zoantharians look identical in Brazil and Okinawa despite being separated by thousands of miles, puzzling scientists who discovered they may be nature's ultimate ocean travelers. As climate change threatens traditional coral reefs, these resilient creatures are thriving and offering hope for the future of our oceans.
A billionaire-backed vessel is revolutionizing marine research by pairing cutting-edge science with Hollywood-level storytelling. OceanXplorer partners with local scientists worldwide to explore the deep sea while sharing discoveries with millions online.
A young engineer who saw more plastic than fish while diving as a teenager has now removed 50,000 tonnes of trash from waterways and says he can clean the world's oceans in just ten years. His solution targets the 1% of rivers responsible for 80% of ocean plastic.
A state-of-the-art research ship off Indonesia is helping scientists explore ocean depths rarely seen by human eyes, revealing extraordinary creatures and potential medical breakthroughs. These submersible dives are making deep-sea research more accessible and inspiring a new generation of ocean explorers.
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The world's largest ocean exploration mission just found over 1,000 new species hiding in our oceans, including mysterious ghost sharks and creatures that could help treat Alzheimer's. Some live deeper than four miles below the surface.
Scientists just launched a free online platform that creates a virtual replica of the ocean, letting anyone explore sea temperatures, pollution levels, and marine life in real time. The AI-powered tool could help save ocean ecosystems before it's too late.
A startup just made exploring the ocean depths as affordable as launching small satellites, dropping costs by 100-fold. Their bobbing underwater robots could help everyone from fishermen to climate scientists understand our mysterious oceans.
Scientists and conservationists are making unprecedented progress protecting our oceans, from removing millions of pounds of trash to restoring coral reefs and saving whale populations. World Oceans Day on June 8 celebrates these wins while inspiring more people to join the effort.
More than 1,000 researchers just unveiled over 1,100 newly discovered ocean species, from carnivorous "death ball" sponges to ghost sharks living miles beneath the waves. The discoveries prove our oceans are teeming with life we're only beginning to understand.
Thousands of Florida families will gather at North Jetty Park on June 6 for a free celebration combining beach cleanups, ocean education, and community fun. The third annual World Ocean Day event aims to inspire everyday people to protect the Gulf Coast's marine ecosystems.
The Ocean Cleanup is launching a game-changing strategy this summer that uses AI and drones to find plastic hotspots in real time. It's like a weather forecast, but for tracking ocean trash.
A global Ocean Census has revealed over 1,100 potentially new marine species, including carnivorous sponges, ghost sharks, and worms living inside glass castles. The discoveries prove we're speeding up ocean exploration just in time to protect life we've never seen before.
Chinese researchers discovered nearly 500 whale skeletons spanning five million years of history in the Indian Ocean. The underwater "graveyard" could unlock secrets about ancient ocean life and help protect today's deep-sea ecosystems.
Researchers have discovered ocean currents are channeling fresh water to a new region off Australia, revealing how our planet adapts to changing climate patterns. The finding helps scientists better understand the ocean's global circulation system.
A white-winged parakeet named Bebe just became the first of his species to explore underwater after his owner built him a custom submarine from a plastic container and paintball tank. The 15-minute dive in the Bahamas has captivated millions online.
Hydro Flask just launched a major partnership with Ocean Conservancy to tackle the 200 million metric tons of plastic choking our oceans. The multi-year initiative will mobilize millions of sports fans and concertgoers to ditch single-use plastics at stadiums and venues worldwide.
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