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The Exploration of The Ocean and Sea Life

By: Hector Perez Funez, Journalist

Dive into the mysterious depths of the ocean, where uncharted waters, undiscovered species, and hidden wonders await exploration.

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Ocean Currents That Can Generate 2.5 Times More Power Than Wind Farms Identified

By: Eli Alexander, Journalist

After going through an ocean date for about three decades, we finally can harvest energy from the ocean 2.5 time more efficient then wind power

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US Navy Unveils Innovative Sonar Technology for Enhanced Undersea Mapping

By: Cooper Shealy, Journalist

In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at enhancing its operational capabilities, the US Navy has embarked on a new research and development program focused on autonomous undersea sensing technologies. Awarded a contract worth $24.9 million by the Department of Defense (DoD), American defense company Northrop Grumman will spearhead the initiative, dubbed the “Full Spectrum Undersea Warfare Innovative Naval Prototype Autonomous Undersea Exploitation.”

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Rare Transparent Jellyfish with Prey Inside Spotted in the UK

By: Prisha Polra, Journalist

The jellyfish in question, the Mauve Stinger, is a small jellyfish with a blue purple hue. This jellyfish is already exceptionally rare, but finding its prey undigested in it is quite rare.

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Over 7,000 Never Seen Species in the World’s Deepest Trench

By: Nikki Birjandi, Journalist

The mysteries of the Mariana Trench captivate scientists and explorers, in many different ways. With each new expedition, we gain a deeper understanding of the incredible diversity and adaptability of life in the deep sea.

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Space Exploration or Ocean Exploration

By: Djaber Bibet, Journalist

Space or Ocean Exploration? Currently the world is set on exploring space. According to NASA, exploring space has a chance of making better discoveries for humanity.

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106-Million-Year-Old Footprints Reveal Dinosaurs Used Their Wings To Run Faster Not Fly

By: Miles Kowalewski, Journilist

An an exciting discovery, researchers have dug into a 106-million-year-old dinosaur footprint, revealing that these prehistoric giants used wing-assisted running to boost their speed.

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Turning Pacific Oil Rigs into Mobile Defense

By: Bryan Xi, Journalist

The Navy planning to convert surplus oil rigs into missile bases. Called the Mobile Defense/Depot Platform (MODEP), it was presented at the Sea Air Space 2024 exposition to strengthen America's national strength in the Pacific.

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The Myths of the Ocean

By: Kate Li, Journalist

The ocean covers 71% of this Earth that we live on, yet we've only explored 5% of it. What else lies in the depths of the ocean?

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Some Australian Islands, Sea levels May Help Mangroves Thrive

By: Tiffany Castillo, Journalist

There is many ways to use blue carbon for climate change but there still many questions on how to help the rising sea level.

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Thresher Shark

By: David Leach, Journalist

Sharks. We have all heard about them, whether from Jaws or Shark Week. I want to highlight a very cool and exciting species of shark: the thresher shark.

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The Truth About Recycling

By: Megna Manesh, Journalist

When we recycle a plastic water bottle, the common belief is that it will soon be sent to facility with an assortment of other "recyclable items," where it will be made into another item and the cycle will start again. Most people feel good about this, thinking that they are playing a role in preventing the worsening of global warming, but what if they're mistaken?

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