This deep-sea landscape that runs below the Gulf Stream embodies stories about maritime and African American history hearkening back hundreds of years. We are only on the surface of what this ...

The U.S. push to mine international waters for metals defies global efforts to control and protect these fragile ecosystems.

But in recent decades, technology has begun to give humans a glimpse of the deep sea landscape. ... One of the world's first deep-sea human submersibles, Alvin, was built in 1964.

Researchers are investigating whether tiny lanternfish play an outsized role in controlling fish life cycles and carbon ...

Deep Ocean Expeditions offers trips to this alien landscape that, like dives to the Titanic and Bismarck, are expensive and infrequent – although a Mir submersible voyage to the hydrothermal ...

As the world’s only international body that focuses on the deep-sea area beyond national borders, ISA aims to address pressing concerns, from plastic waste littering oceans to the race to secure rare ...

Pictures show creepy deep-sea animals, ... During the mission, the Investigator surveyed the landscape under the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. This revealed huge mountains made by ancient volcanos.

Recent discoveries have identified 866 new marine species, including sharks, lobsters, corals, and deep-sea sponges, as part of a significant global initiative aimed at enhancing ocean exploration ...

Deep-sea sponge grounds are often compared to the rich ecosystems of coral reefs and form ... they provide a habitat for other invertebrates and a refuge for fish in the otherwise barren landscape.

Buried deep beneath the sediment of the North Atlantic Ocean lies an ancient, lost landscape with furrows cut by rivers and peaks that once belonged to mountains. Geologists recently discovered ...

But in recent decades, technology has begun to give humans a glimpse of the deep sea landscape. ... One of the world's first deep-sea human submersibles, Alvin, was built in 1964.

But in recent decades, technology has begun to give humans a glimpse of the deep sea landscape. ... One of the world's first deep-sea human submersibles, Alvin, was built in 1964.