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NOC Finds Deep-Sea Creatures Help Prevent Polymetallic Nodule Burial

NOC Finds Deep-Sea Creatures Help Prevent Polymetallic Nodule Burial

A new study led by the UK’s National Oceanography Centre has revealed that animals living on the deep-ocean floor may play a vital role in maintaining polymetallic nodules. These mineral deposits contribute to biodiversi…

Fri Oct 23 20268 min
Some Tropical Beaches Are Partly Made by Fish

Some Tropical Beaches Are Partly Made by Fish

The white sand on a Maldivian beach did not arrive from a river or erode off a cliff. A great deal of it was once coral reef, and it got from the reef to the beach by passing through a fish. This is the kind of fact that…

Mon Oct 19 202610 min
The World's Largest Animal Migration Happens Every Night

The World's Largest Animal Migration Happens Every Night

During the Second World War, sonar operators kept finding the seabed in the wrong place. Their instruments returned a solid echo at two or three hundred metres in waters charted as kilometres deep, and the false bottom m…

Mon Oct 19 202610 min
Can Seaweed Really Remove Carbon?

Can Seaweed Really Remove Carbon?

Seaweed grows fast, needs no fertiliser, no freshwater and no land, and absorbs carbon dioxide while it does it. Few climate propositions have ever looked more intuitively appealing, and few have attracted investment fas…

Thu Oct 15 202610 min
Maria S. Merian Sets Course for Cape Verde to Study Deep-Sea Migration

Maria S. Merian Sets Course for Cape Verde to Study Deep-Sea Migration

An international research team led by GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel has set sail from Ponta Delgada on the research vessel Maria S. Merian, heading for the Cape Verde Islands. The aim of the expedition…

Tue Oct 13 20268 min
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