By synthesizing global data on deep-sea sand deposits, researchers identified a signal or “fingerprint” of extreme climate change from about 50 million years ago: turbidite deposits.

"The deep sea is a dark, impenetrable place where you can't take satellite views or landscape images," says Rotjan. "We need ...

If Louisiana wants its expensive coastal restoration projects to last longer and cost less over time, it should seek out a higher quality building material: deep sea sand. That’s the ...

The event underway on this Thursday in July 1970 marked the world’s first successful test of a system designed to mine the deep sea. A U.S. company ... a state-of-the-art camera to document ...

like sand, mud, organic carbon that provides food for seafloor organisms, and even pollutants. Accumulations of these particles in the deep sea are used to reconstruct past climates, natural ...

Due to the extreme conditions in the deep sea ... (ISA), including state-of-the-art technologies and strategies for the monitoring of potential future deep-sea mining operations.