Unique features of Sea Explorer for Research

My uncle is an oceanographer and marine biologist who works at Tanjong Rimau in Singapore. He has been studying the marine life and ecosystems of the region for over 20 years. In this video, he takes us

My uncle is an oceanographer and marine biologist who works at Tanjong Rimau in Singapore. He has been studying the marine life and ecosystems of the region for over 20 years. In this video, he takes us

Despite the pleasant acquaintance with the "Underwater Odyssey" and the books of the explorer of the World Ocean and the inventor of aqualung Jacques-Yves Cousteau, I was not particularly eager

The Pacific Ocean is the largest in extension and depth on Earth. The Pacific Ocean covers 155 million square kilometers starting on the west coast of America to the east coast of Asia and its depth is

Earth in Upheaval Revisited – Part 34 ~ Part 1 ~ The final section of Chapter VII of Immanuel Velikovsky’s Earth in Upheaval is devoted entirely to the discoveries made by the Swedish physicist and

Earth in Upheaval Revisited – Part 33 ~ Part 1 ~ Ewing on Atlantis The Bottom of the Atlantic, the fourth section of Chapter VII of Immanuel Velikovsky’s Earth in Upheaval, is one of the most frequently

The ocean is one of nature's scientific gifts to the human race. The study of oceans – Oceanology reveals the most fascinating facts about oceans that you never would have thought of. We might think we

Some more critical information pertaining to evidence the great flood was snake oil.

Hi hivers! You’re welcome to my first @phc community article on my blog! I was directed here by @cmplxty and was welcomed on the discord group by @scubahead last night ! So I hope you guys enjoy reading

I just saw a pretty awesome video. Now, to do an actual scientific study, you'd probably want to do a lot larger study, with different flow rates and different types of blood...but this one ain't half

Modeling the 3D structure of Red Sea eddies shows how transport of energy and biochemical materials influences circulation patterns in the Red Sea. A study of eddy-induced transport of energy and biochemical

The Gulf Stream is slowing which is due to deep water formation in the North Atlantic slowing. The deep water formation is the start of the Conveyor Belt which is a huge heat distribution mechanism for

I discuss the accelerating pace of polar ice loss in both hemispheres.

As the planet warms, the energy imparted into the oceans is making for waves that are bigger and stronger packng more power. This can lead to devastating effects on coastlines, but also provide opportunities

The sea ice in the Bering Sea is at very low levels, already in retreat when usually in March is when the ice is at its largest extent. This is part of a broader trend and one of the ramifications of a

This is an alarming development. If this is true, then the whole structure of the marine food chain is in peril. In short, the food chain/web could collapse. This will have adverse effects on commercially

Just as in the arctic ocean where sea ice has been waning over the past 4 decades, the sea ice surrounding Antarctica is also on the decline. This is problematic as the Antarctic sea ice holds back the

I discuss the impact of climate change on the deep ocean. Studies are demonstrating that not even the deep ocean is impervious to climate change. For those interested in reading the full study, here is

Bioluminesence The deep abyss Let us travel .. What if I told you, my dear reader, that there was an entirely alien world on our planet that most of us do not even take the time to acknowledge. Where would