Taken from the International Space Station by an astronaut ... found deep in the abyss can crush most equipment, and the seafloor is essentially hidden from view under miles upon miles of water ...

NASA's SWOT satellite has revealed unseen ocean depths, mapping seafloor features that shape life, currents and tectonics.

The International Space Station, weighing in at nearly 1 million ... and then sink to the seafloor. The grand deorbit of the aging laboratory will happen around 2030, and NASA has revealed how.

These formations, composed of calcareous algae and various marine organisms, create rigid structures on the seafloor that, over time, form a circular arrangement. It was photographer and biologist ...

Wholf is a senior coordinating producer of climate and environmental coverage for CBS News and Stations ... revealing newly exposed seafloor and a previously inaccessible ecosystem hundreds ...

New technology designed by B.C. researchers is helping provide near-real-time data monitoring the state of the ocean on ...

One of the main goals is to monitor methane emissions from the seafloor, which could have a significant impact on global warming. The station will also explore methane hydrates, a promising energy ...

A monthlong mission to search the region’s seafloor was launched Feb. 20 ... might be orbiting the Earth on the International Space Station.” Plans included venturing into the 26,246-foot ...

the largest ever found on the deep seafloor. One of the abyssal plain stations produced 260 times the count at the Mediterranean site. Microplastics generally refer to grains measuring 5 ...

Photo: Harry Hess argues that the continents had once been one, and have drifted apart. With the discovery of plate tectonics and the mapping of the earth into about 12 plates, plus the ...

NASA's Surface Water and Ocean Topography satellite, aka SWOT, has provided one of the most detailed maps of the seafloor ever created.