China’s fishing vessels appeared to conduct 44% of the global fishing activity during this period, Chinese vessels accounted ...

Rochester Institute of Technology astrophysics professor Jeyhan Kartaltepe led the team behind the project and explains why this new view matters.

A modeling study shows how warm subtropical waters and cold Antarctic waters combine to form an Indo-Pacific water mass that ...

Sea level—perpetual flux ... you can see them on Google Earth. But these images weren’t generated by scanning the bottom of the ocean; they come from satellites scanning the top.

These remarkable images, captured by NASA's advanced telescopes such as Hubble and the James Webb, showcase a variety of celestial bodies including nebulas, moons, stars, and planets ...

in the form of a frozen ocean world hiding in plain sight within the inner solar system. A recent study published in Nature Astronomy, based on data from NASA’s Dawn mission, has provided strong ...

A deep-sea training and engineering ... same location in 1950. "Advanced ocean technology and simple teamwork played a big part in delivering these new images," said WHOI's Bruce Strickrott ...

NASA satellites that ... that validates the satellite imagery is a challenge that Fisher is tackling with surveys of trees around volcanoes. During the March 2025 Airborne Validation Unified ...

Hulhumalé, Maldives — “My most peaceful moments are on the water,” Thoiba Saeedh, an anthropologist, said just before a motorboat took us skimming across the glassy Indian Ocean towards the ...

The waters surrounding a small South Pacific nation have been ruled to be off-limits from deep-sea mining for at least the next 50 ... New Caledonia can choose to be a pioneer in ocean protection," ...

Scientists have uncovered a surprising link between ocean temperatures in the Tasman Sea — between Australia and New Zealand — and bursts of heat in the Antarctic Peninsula, a discovery that could ...

Thanks to a new satellite mission, researchers are now seeing the ocean’s tiny waves and swirling currents in clearer detail than ever before – and it’s changing the way we understand life in the sea.