The shock discovery that metallic nodules could be producing oxygen in the deep sea made headlines last year – now the team ...

In the 1960s, the U.S. Navy was exploring the other "final frontier" -- the sea. A series of underwater habitats called "Sealabs" were constructed for scientific exploration on the ocean floor.

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Deep-sea scientists have announced the most detailed examination yet of our deep ocean which could provide clues to how life ...

Scientists from NASA and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution ... find new bottom-dwelling sea creatures and snap photos of deep-sea life. "They're almost totally unexplored and it's a very ...

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Scientists who recently discovered that metal lumps on the dark seabed make oxygen, have announced plans to study the deepest ...

Prof Sweetman, addressing concerns raised by mining companies such as Canada's Metals Company, stated that upcoming experiments would provide conclusive evidence. He advocated for a cautious approach, ...

The U.K.-based company, which specializes in such training, bought about 12 acres of land near the NASA facility in Brook Park in early 2024 with plans to build a deep sea and space training facility.

This forced the space agency to evacuate the iconic laboratory — leaving the Caltech-managed mission control center for the Deep Space Network, aka NASA's communications hub for missions to Mars ...