The Atlantic, the Pacific… are sinks. Heat sinks. So says Scientific American, explaining that temperatures haven’t risen as sharply as they could have (YET) because the… Read the rest “Oceans are hiding global warming… for now.”
Aquaman may have had more going for him than he gets credit for. Scientific American reveals the amazing power fish have to reverse global warming:
… Read the rest “Fish are saving the planet.”By assigning a dollar value to carbon stored
Actually, gone. Imploded. BBC has more on the tragic end of the deep-sea submersible Nereus:
… Read the rest “One of our submarines is missing.”The robotic vehicle Nereus went missing while exploring one of the ocean’s deepest spots:
Nature reports on a new initiative to crowdsource oceanography:
… Read the rest “Wanna help explore the ocean? You can.”Just about the first action involved in any experiment at sea is the casting overboard of a conductivity, temperature and
Nature bemoans the fact that America’s technological prowess is on the wane – and it’s getting really obvious that our science fleet has seen better days:
… Read the rest “A scientific mission to seek out new life and maybe some more duct tape. And baling wire.”“The community
I’m not sure when this happened, but NOAA thinks they’ve finally identified the mysterious underwater sound known as ‘The Bloop’:
… Read the rest “‘The Bloop’ identified.”The broad spectrum sounds
The Atlantic reports on a record-breaking experiment that is reaching a conclusion nearly a century after it started… when a Scottish fisherman found a message in a bottle tossed… Read the rest “Message in a bottle. From 98 years ago.”
You might have heard the phrase “acceptable losses” being tossed around in corporate contexts, but Singularity Hub’s taken a closer look at a shipping phenomenon … Read the rest “Davy Jones’ shipping containers.”
The US Navy, Nature reports, is taking some time out to give scientists a look at what goes on beneath the Arctic Circle:
… Read the rest “Arctic submarines.”Nature talked to two of the researchers involved in the next phase of
Science News reports on an Antarctic project that’s been hiring a crew of oceanographers who *really* feel at home in the water:
… Read the rest “Seal scientists.”Seals, walruses, whales and other large marine creatures
Unfortunately, as NPR reveals, we’re not talking about the kind that’s still safely underground:
… Read the rest “How NASA finds oil.”The NASA Earth Observatory explains that since ocean waters are never perfectly
Slate (yeah, not the first place I look for science news, but hey) unearths the sad truth about beaches that aren’t going to be beaches much longer:
… Read the rest “Washing away.”[Jim] Titus, the Environmental
New Scientist is ready to weigh anchor in the Sahara, now that it looks like Ethiopia is getting its very own brand new ocean:
… Read the rest “Ethiopia’s other coast.”“The ferocity of what we saw during this episode stunned
New Scientist has a picture taken by the world’s deepest-diving robot:
… Read the rest “None more deep.”“Nereus is like no other deep submergence vehicle,” says oceanographer Tim Shank of WHOI.
“It
Copyright © 2026 | WordPress Theme by MH Themes
