Descent

Places to go with a sub - the titanic! https://news.sky.com/story/new-titanic-footage-shows-wreck-in-highest-ever-quality-12686590 New Titanic footage shows wreck in 'highest-ever quality'

New Titanic footage shows wreck in 'highest-ever quality' The wreck - discovered 37 years ago - is some 4,000m down at the bottom of the Atlantic, about 400 nautical miles from Newfoundland in Canada.

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Charles Kohnen on LinkedIn: #SEAmagine #submersibles #submarines One of SEAmagine older submersibles, a 3 person 460m depth rated model, operated by Undersea Hunter has been operating in Costa Rica and since 2005 and...

https://www.livescience.com/deep-ocean-floor-teeming-with-unknown-life

The deep seafloor is filled with entire branches of life yet to be discovered Nearly two-thirds of seafloor life has not been discovered yet.

Even in these difficult times, undersea research is continuing, sometimes through ingenious programmes...

How to Pull Off a Socially Distanced Deep-Sea Mission Early in the pandemic, the ocean research vessel Falkor ended up going on an unplanned, month-long journey into the depths of the Australian sea—led by scientists who never set foot onboard.

World’s largest ocean monitoring system BRUVS launched

‘Time is of the essence’ to save our oceans Marine scientist Professor Jessica Meeuwig on her hopes for a new ocean monitoring system.