Second mission to scale deep mountains announced - BBC - 0 views
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Jérôme OLLIER on 07 Nov 11Second mission to scale deep mountains announced.
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More than 12,000 deep-sea marine creatures uncovered by NUS-LIPI scientists during firs... - 0 views
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Over a dozen new species of crabs, prawns and lobsters discovered; over 40 new records for Indonesia.
Volcanic history dredged from deep-sea rocks - @SNWA - 0 views
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FOUR-and-a-half thousand metres beneath the waves, trapped in deep-sea volcanoes and submarine canyons, the history of WA's coastline is written into the rocks.
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FOUR-and-a-half thousand metres beneath the waves, trapped in deep-sea volcanoes and submarine canyons, the history of WA's coastline is written into the rocks.
A Living 'Balloon on a String' Discovered in the Deepest Part of the Indian Ocean - @Li... - 0 views
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A Living 'Balloon on a String' Discovered in the Deepest Part of the Indian Ocean.
Via @echinoblog - Strange and unusual deep sea creatures revealed by CSIRO scientists o... - 0 views
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Strange and unusual deep sea creatures revealed by CSIRO scientists off north-west WA.
Indian Ocean science mission recovers key underwater drone - @AP via @physorg_com - 0 views
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Indian Ocean science mission recovers key underwater drone.
China's New Manned Submersible Finishes New Expedition - Chinese Academy of Sciences - 0 views
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China's new manned submersible finished the first ocean expedition of its operation stage, according to Science and Technology Daily.
Fuzzy crab, shiny-eyed shrimp discovered on Java expedition - @AFP via @physorg_com - 0 views
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Fuzzy crab, shiny-eyed shrimp discovered on Java expedition.
Groundbreaking Indian Ocean science mission reaches an end - @AP via @physorg_com - 0 views
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Groundbreaking Indian Ocean science mission reaches an end.
Via @BGSMarineGeo @HeatherMarGeo - Deep sea pioneer makes history again as first human ... - 0 views
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Victor VESCOVO completes the third dive of the Five Deeps Expedition and team discovers potential new hadal species.
Oxford University to support deep-sea expedition to the Maldives - @UniofOxford - 0 views
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Oxford University researchers are playing a key role in the first systematic survey of ocean life in the Maldives, from the surface to 1000 metres deep. This will enable the Maldivian Government to develop conservation and sustainable development policies, so that the oceans continue to protect and provide for the Maldivian people.
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