The figures didn’t add up for years. Climate models had consistently predicted that more ancient,…
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Indeep Project: The INDEEP Project exists to bridge the gap between deep-sea science and the policies that govern our oceans. Through international collaboration, rigorous research, and open communication, indeep-project.org documents the biology, ecology, and fragility of deep-sea ecosystems — and advocates for the sustainable management that can preserve them for future generations.
A certain type of money comes in stealthily and transforms everything. Unlike announcements from Silicon…
Scientists believed they understood the origin of methane for the majority of the previous century.…
Last June, over forty marine scientists from eleven different countries gathered in a crowded conference…
Moon jellyfish hover in a tall, neon-lit aquarium in a darkened lab at the University…
The Scripps Institution of Oceanography sits peacefully above the Pacific on most mornings in La…
Photographs of the nodules appear unremarkable; they are lumpy, dark, and about the size of…
Standing on the deck of a research ship in the middle of the Atlantic and…
For millions of years, a slow and mostly undetectable process has been taking place off…
Standing in front of a wall-mounted screen in a NOAA operations support center, watching a…