
JW Fishers Mini-Cam Bolsters Police Search Diving Efforts
JW Fishers Manufacturing has supplied its MC-2HD mini camera to the Washtenaw County…

Research Vessel Discovery and "The Night of Monster Waves"
On the night of February 8, 2000, the crew of the British research vessel, Royal…

Scana’s Subseatec Hooks Supply Deal for Subsea Production Systems
Scana-owned Subseatec has signed a frame agreement with an international company…

Novielli Boats Unveils Plans for New Production Facility
Novielli Boats has earned a strong reputation in the worldwide RIB boat (Rigid Inflatable…

Dancing Krill
Chase, probe, embrace, flex, push. It’s probably too much information, but that is…

An Arctic “Beyond Recognition” Expected by 2100
In 2024, annual average global air temperatures surpassed 1.5 degrees Celsius above…

Baker Hughes Launches All-Electric Subsea Production System
Energy technology company Baker Hughes has launched its new all-electric subsea production system…

IMO Adopts Revised Action Plan to Combat Marine Plastic Litter
The IMO’s Sub-Committee on Pollution Prevention and Response has agreed on the draft…

Picotech Presents Miniature Multi-Beam Survey Equipment
Picotech has released Podlet, a survey package for IHO special order multi-beam surveys…

Windward Unveils AI Solution for Critical Maritime Infrastructure Protection
Windward has launched a Critical Maritime Infrastructure Protection solution, an…

Kongsberg Maritime Unveils Range of T&I Solutions for Floating Wind
Kongsberg Maritime has unveiled a range of innovative methods designed to transform…

First Solar Bars Use of Deep-Sea Minerals
First Solar agreed to refrain from using minerals mined from the deep sea, an early…
71% of the Earth’s surface is hidden under the planetary ocean. Despite human kind’s continuous efforts and curiosity, only a small part of the navy-blue unknown has been discovered. Since life originated in seas, that inherent impulse to discover the ocean’s mysteries is maybe hidden in any of us.
The underwater exploration technology made it possible for humans to explore the undersea depths only within the past 50 years. Before this technology was invented, human kind had to rely on experienced divers, but even the most talented swimmer could only go as deep as 417 feet.
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As the energy resources of land have started to decrease by the day, scientists in research centers and universities, as well as eager businessmen, have turned their attention to developing means of energy production in the waters of the planetary ocean.