…of ten strangers, picked to be on the same expedition, 5 scientists and 5 evangicals working together to find out what happens, when people stop…
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Surely Nobody Saw Titantic.
Don’t blame me for not pointing it out sooner, but I have only seen Titanic once and as I recall it was an excruciating experience.…
View More Surely Nobody Saw Titantic.Global Conveyor Belt 2007: Hamster Wheel or Hemicuda?
Some new waves, pun intended, are being generated this week concerning the meridional overturning circulation (MOC). You are already familiar with the MOC as the…
View More Global Conveyor Belt 2007: Hamster Wheel or Hemicuda?Imperialism Going Strong in the Arctic
In the race for the Arctic there is Canada, United States, and Russia all staking claim on the increasingly accessible Northwest Passage and the mineral…
View More Imperialism Going Strong in the ArcticThe Race for the Arctic
More on the race to claim the Arctic. The Russian “scientific” operation was a sham. Despite the fact that a huge number of people were…
View More The Race for the ArcticTragedy At Sea
From [email protected]… Russian marine biologist was drowned, and an Italian badly hurt, when the research vessel on which they were working was rammed by a…
View More Tragedy At SeaTuesday Afternoon Roundup
As I finish off my day, three separate stories are rolling around in my head. This year’s Gulf of Mexico dead zone, that fun-loving anoxic…
View More Tuesday Afternoon RoundupCanadian Coral Hunting
A three-week Canadian expedition recently finished that documented a protected area near Sable Island referred to as the Gully. The Gully is the largest submarine…
View More Canadian Coral HuntingClaiming The Polar Seabed
From the Moscow Times… Two deep-sea submersibles made a test dive in polar waters Sunday ahead of a mission to be the first to reach…
View More Claiming The Polar SeabedHumboldt Are Here And They’re Hungry
Growing up to two meters (six feet) long, Humboldt squid are formidable predators that hunt krill and a variety of fishes. Their normal habitat…
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