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New Coral Gardens and Hydrothermal Vents Found in the Icy Depths of the Remote South Sandwich Islands
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Schmidt Ocean Institute1y agoS
First High-Tech Exploration of Argentina’s Mar del Plata Canyon Inspires Millions
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Schmidt Ocean Institute10mo agoS
Vibrant Coral Reefs Discovered in Historic Exploration of Uruguay’s Deep Sea
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Schmidt Ocean Institute9mo agoS
Pioneering Study Unites Physics, Geology and Biology in Argentina’s Submarine Canyons
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Schmidt Ocean Institute7mo agoS
Schmidt Ocean Institute Advances R/V Falkor (too)’s Mapping Capabilities
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Schmidt Ocean Institute6mo agoS
Argentina’s Deep Sea Is More Biodiverse Than Scientists Thought
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Schmidt Ocean Institute5mo agoS
World’s Largest Animal Migration and Ocean Gyres Play Critical Roles in Global Carbon Cycle
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Schmidt Ocean Institute2mo ago31 New Species Discovered in Two Weeks of Deep Sea Exploration
View full release, including images, here. An expedition to international waters off the coast of Brazil used state-of-the-art imaging systems to confirm new midwater species and observed the living 3D cellular structure of a microbe – a first for seagoing research. Video and photos available here. Fortaleza, Brazil— An international team of midwater experts
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Schmidt Ocean Institute1mo agoS
The Doldrums Fracture Zone is Anything but Dull
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Schmidt Ocean Institute3d ago