How Life Thrives Under the Ocean’s Crushing Pressure
Like most deep-sea biologists, I have a large collection of decorated Styrofoam cups. A couple dozen line the bookshelf of my office, each displaying a…
A nice 5 minute podcast and article about new research in the twilight zone off of Australia! Using a one of a kind remotely operated…
View More Dhugal’s Deep Sea Wonders and Expedition Art Aboard the JOIDESPreface: After several beers at DSN central. Dr. M and I decided this needed to be reposted. Don’t ask questions. Just read it and enjoy…
View More Repost: Hydromedusae Mounts Ninja Style InvasionThe largest unit of defined geologic time is the supereon. Only one is defined, the Precambrian spanning from the formation of the Earth to right…
View More On the Reasons Why We Need A New SupereonDriving through more remote parts of the Australian countryside when I was a young tacker, my Dad would often stop the old Mazda Capella so…
View More A bunch of hot headsHans Fricke may not be a familiar name to you. His voice was never auto tuned into a pop hit, he did not make a…
View More From The Editor’s Desk: The Secret Life of the CoelacanthWorld Oceans Day – June 8 – is creeping up on us once again and this year’s seems to have special significance, since it comes…
View More World Oceans Day events at the SmithsonianReaders may recall me be posting about NESCent’s Darwin Day Road Show. Miller-McCune graciously allowed me to write up the experience for them. Please take…
View More Scientists Take Darwin on the RoadAnd more in hydrothermal vent news… Scientists aboard the Royal Research Ship James Cook have discovered a new set of deep-sea volcanic vents in the…
View More Deep-Sea Vents Discovered In Southern OceanA nice little paper in Nature Geoscience that helps reconcile iron budgets for the word’s oceans. The hot, mineral rich water that spews from hydrothermal…
View More Fool’s Gold from Hydrothermal Vents to PlanktonI reckon one of the best parts of planning any trip is the book time you spend brushing up on your destination. I loved Diego…
View More Twofer book review from the Amazon (the river, not the website)