Planet Ocean from the ISS
ISS Timelapse - Shadow Projections Original timelapse by Riccardo Rossi (ISAA) - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License A breathtaking view of our Planet Ocean from the ISS... must [...]
WHOI and BBC Blue Planet Live
WHOI's world-class ocean science and technology featured on BBC's Blue Planet Live March 24, 27, 28, and 31 (broadcasting on BBC One in the UK). More [...]
Sealab
"On a February day in 1969, off the shore of northern California, a US Navy crane carefully lowered 300 tons of metal into the Pacific [...]
Guillaume Nery ~ One Breath Around The World
A must watch for everyone, Guillaume Nery's new short film (12 min) is finally out. Turn out the light, put your headphones and freedive with me [...]
Day in the Life: Ichthyologist (Fish Biologist)
Moises B. is an ichthyologist and Ph.D. Candidate working at the California Academy of Sciences. An ichthyologist is a fish biologist. His passion for ichthyology [...]
Confessions of a Marine Biologist
Adventures aren't only in storybooks — I live them in remote locations, surrounded by wildlife, where I try to unlock nature's mysteries (and try to survive [...]
Forests of the Sea: Plankton
Ocean Drifters from Plymouth University "Ocean Drifters, a secret world beneath the waves" is a short film about plankton written, produced and directed by Dr Richard [...]
Taking science primetime | Riley Elliott
TEDx talk by Riley Elliott about combining scientific research and media savvy to get the word out about important issues, like shark finning, to the [...]
Fantastic Encounter with a Grimpoteuthis
Deep-sea octopuses like this amazing one in the genus Grimpoteuthis (~17 species) are sadly nicknamed "dumbo octopuses" (after the Disney character) and are generally poorly [...]
Deep ocean mysteries and wonders ~ TED-Ed
"In the deepest, darkest parts of the oceans are ecosystems with more diversity than a tropical rainforest. Taking us on a voyage into the ocean [...]
Race to the bottom of the sea… part 2
More About DEEPSEA Challenge... So I should probably begin with part 1.... Back in 1960, January 23rd to be precise, the first ever deep submersible [...]
What’s it like to be an aquanaut?
Find out October 12-21! Aquarius 2010: If Reefs Could Talk Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live underwater? Well, from October [...]
Guillaume Nery base jumping…!
A must watch for everyone, Guillaume Nery base jumping at Dean's Blue Hole, filmed on breath hold by Julie Gautier...
Interview with Dr. Sylvia Earle
Today I spent 15 minutes, 31 seconds (but who's counting?) on the phone with Dr. Sylvia Earle. Wow. What a huge honor. And for me, [...]
Explore the Ocean Depths in Google Earth
The Ocean in Google Earth combines renderings of underwater terrain with regional information from marine biologists and oceanographers to enable Google Earth viewers to explore [...]
The Next-Generation Alvin Submersible
Alvin, the legendary research sub built by WHOI in 1964 and who allowed researchers to discover hydrothermal vent communities in 1977, is getting a major [...]
One fish, two fish, red fish (boo), blue fish (yay)
We're getting down to the wire with the 2008 elections. I know who's getting my vote (running mate rhymes with Poseidon). What are the candidates' [...]
Ocean Observatories Initiative
Instead of sporadic, expeditionary glimpses of the ocean from ships and subs, oceanographers would like to establish a permanent presence in the ocean. For a [...]
Encyclopedia of Life to be launched online
Encyclopedia of Life was announced today, a highly ambitious and exciting project designed to document the 1.8 million named species of animals, plants, and other [...]
Remembering R. Aidan Martin
It's never easy to lose a friend or a loved one. But in this case, not only do we lose our friend, but we lose [...]
