New Species Discovered Underwater By NOAA’s Deep-Sea Robot
Thousands of feet below the Pacific Ocean’s surface, a deep sea-exploring robot spotted some unusual marine life 900 miles west of Hawaii. At 8,380 feet below sea level, the National …
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First video of living giant deep-sea ‘shrimp’
Full story: The world’s largest amphipod has been caught on film for the first time – and even if you love shrimp, this behemoth critter may give you nightmares
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Installing a Deep-Sea Webcam
Last week, the world’s first deep-sea webcam was installed on the floor of California’s Monterey Bay, giving scientists an unimpeded look at deep-sea life. Wired went along for the ride.
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Samsung Galaxy Note 8 UNBOXING Deepsea Blue
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 EXCLUSIVE Unboxing and First Look in Deepsea Blue. SUBSCRIBE for more ►►► The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 features a 6.3″ Super AMOLED Display with a QHD+ …
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New ghostly deep-sea octopus filmed at record depth
An unknown octopus resembling Casper the friendly ghost was captured on camera for the first time during an expedition in the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii Full story:
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World’s First Deep-Sea Mining Project A Go
Canadian company Nautilus Minerals has received the green light to start mining for gold and copper a mile down. The company will be working off the coast of Papua New …
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The Alvin Submarine Part 2: Incredible Views On-Board the Deep-Sea Vessel
The technological upgrades on the U.S. Navy-owned Alvin submersible allow the deep-sea diving vessel to go to new depths. Reaching 98 percent of the sea floor, the submarine is able …
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The Alvin Submarine Part 3: Humans vs. Robots and the Future of Deep-Sea Research – WIRED
The technological advances in remotely operated vehicles (R.O.V.) have allowed researchers to uncover new ocean depths, like the 1986 footage of the Titanic by the Alvin submersible. Find out what …
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Visit a Roiling Deep-Sea Vent in Glorious VR
The promise of virtual reality is that it can transport you to places you’d prefer not to go, like the roiling vents at the bottom of the deepest oceans, where …
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Cannibalistic deep-sea crabs groom each other like chimpanzees
Crabs that live near hydrothermal vents 3,500 metres deep have been seen eating – as well as – cleaning each other. Footage courtesy of Schmidt Ocean Institute. Read more at
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