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The Symphony Of The Seas; One Of The Largest Cruise In The World

By: Dillon Hoyne, Journalist

A look inside one of the world's largest cruises, The Symphony of The Seas.

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Are We One Step Closer to Unlocking the Secret of Immortality?

By: Ida Selander, Journalist

You may be familiar with the story of Juan Ponce de Leon, a Spanish explorer, famous for his legendary search for the Fountain of Youth. A species of jellyfish (called turritopsis dohrnii) seems to have...

How A Submarine Moves

By: Rakat Haque, Journalist

The way a submarine dives and resurfaces is because of buoyancy. Buoyancy is sort of like an upward force that things of many sizes afloat, it can be anything from something small like a barrel to a gigantic ship.

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Marine Engineer

By: Henry Hung, Journalist

One of the most important and amusing jobs in the ocean engineering industry is a marine engineer.

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Brine Pools: What They Are

By: Thomas J Ahern, Journalist

When we are thinking about brine pools, we need you to imagine a hole at the bottom of the ocean. These holes, brine pools, are the saltiest parts of the entire ocean. They are essentially lakes of death, with barely anything able to survive within them.

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Who Was Jacques Piccard?

By: Eric Yang, Journalist

Jacques Piccard was one of the men who achieved this goal, he not only achieved it but at the time he broke the record of the lowest recorded depth in the ocean (7 miles deep). They had descended for about five hours to reach a depth of 35,797 feet, at the bottom of the Mariana trench.

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Marine Engineer: John Elder

By: Joshua Lim

Have you ever wondered what a Marine engineer life is, well today you're about to experience a famous Marine Engineers life about John Elder. John Elder was born in March 8th, 1824, in Glasgow, Scotland...

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Ocean Engineering- The Naval Architect

By: Steven Powell, Journalist

Some examples of what they build are aircraft carriers, submarines, sailboats, and tankers. They make around $45.89 per hour and $95,440 per year.

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William Bourne’s Impact on Ocean Exploration

By: Eileen Elliott, Journalist

He designed one of the first recorded submarines.

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Marine Automation Engineer

By: Luke Hutchinson, Journalist

Marine Automation Engineers design, program, simulate and test automated machinery and processes in order to complete exact tasks. Marine Automation Engineers are also responsible for design specifications...

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Naval Architects. What Do They Do?

By: Jeremy Huang, Journalist

Naval architects. A job you may or may not have heard of before, categorized under ocean engineering. These architects are unique, and they serve a special purpose to the broader category of ocean engineering....

Underwater Vehicles

By: Zakaria Najmeddine, Journalist

Underwater vehicles are categorized in four classes: Human Occupied Vehicles (HOVs), Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs), Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs), Hybrid Remotely Operated Vehicles (HROVs).

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