Along the South Pacific right now, a small yellow cylinder is going down. It will…
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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.
The ocean did something amazing for decades, and no one asked it to. It quietly…
Finding out that a process that controls Earth’s climate has been going on in ways…
Living things find amazing ways to stay alive between 200 and 5,000 meters below the…
An underwater camera sends back a sound that makes the whole room quiet during a…
A creature that glows to survive—not to be seen, but specifically to destroy—has a subtly…
The way the ocean moves has an almost mechanical quality; it is a slow, deliberate…
The thought of hunting in complete darkness, hundreds of feet below the surface, with no…
Arriving at a Caribbean beach only to discover it buried beneath a wall of brown,…
The weather in Chicago has always been personal. It sometimes offers something so surprisingly pleasant…