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Olympic Surfing Requires a Perfect Wave — This 58-Year-Old Tech Can Bring It

Want better surfing for the Olympics? Get off Teahupo'o, away from the shore all together, and onto a wave machine. Really.

Inverse

Scientists Discover Lost City Teeming With Life Underwater Marvel

Discover the Lost City, a unique hydrothermal field beneath the Atlantic Ocean, offering insights into life origins on Earth and beyond. Explore its divers...

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Earth from space: 'River of tea' bleeds into sea after Hurricane Sally smashes into US coast

A 2020 satellite photo shows "blackwater" flowing from South Carolina's Winyah Bay after Hurricane Sally made landfall and triggered flash flooding.

LiveScience

Estuaries and coastlines capture most plastic before it gets out to sea, giving us a chance to stop ocean pollution

If you ask someone where plastic ends up, they will usually say the ocean. It’s not a surprising answer because we have known since the 1970s that plastic is accumulating in the subtropical oceans, far from land.

The Conversation

'I feel so proud': Woman becomes first Scot to row across Atlantic and Pacific

A SCOTTISH woman who completed “the world’s toughest row” across the Pacific Ocean has broken her second world record.

The National (Scotland)

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‘Dark oxygen’ produced by metals on deep-ocean floor, study finds

It was previously thought that only photosynthetic organisms such as plants and algae generate Earth’s oxygen

The Independent UK

Deep Ocean 'Dark Oxygen' Find Could Rewrite Earth's History

In the total darkness of the depths of the Pacific Ocean, scientists have discovered oxygen being produced not by living organisms but by strange potato-shaped metallic lumps that give off almost as much electricity as AA batteries.

International Business Times

Discovery of 'dark oxygen' from deep-sea metal lumps could trigger rethink of origins of life

In a global first, scientists working in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone in the North Pacific Ocean have found that metallic nodules on the seafloor produce their own oxygen, dubbed "dark oxygen."

LiveScience

Before plunging to its death, NASA's Cassini spacecraft saw secrets in the seas of Saturn's moon Titan

Seven years ago, the Cassini mission ended when the spacecraft dramatically crashed into Saturn, but the data it collected is still delivering results, revealing the secrets of Titan's oceans.

Space

7 easy coastal living room ideas for year-round beach vibes at home

Coastal interior design for your living room

Real Homes

This 8-bedroom home on the ocean and a KFT course in the Bahamas is on sale for $12M

The Abaco Club in the Bahamas has hosted a Korn Ferry Tour event since 2017.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Massive Ocean Discovered Hidden Under Earth's Crust

Explore recent scientific revelations, from hidden oceans to novel water states in ringwoodite rock, shedding light on Earth's mysteries.

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International Business Times

Ocean Shipping Season Starts Early As Retailers Fire Up 'Back-To-School' Sales

Peak shipping season has started early due to multiple retailers also launching their back-to-school sales.

The Conversation

Beach cleans aren’t just good for the sea – they can boost your mental health and encourage better behaviour

I love exploring the shoreline. I wander along my local Devon beach at least once a week, and my curiosity is naturally pulled to the high water line. I enjoy discovering pretty shells but also the rubbish that the sea has washed in. The colours, shapes and sizes of this…

Space

Scientists say they can now forecast El Niño Southern Oscillation years in advance

Scientists used thousands of years of climate data to show that El Niño Southern Oscillations can be predicted more than two years in advance.

LiveScience

9-mile-thick layer of solid diamonds may lurk beneath Mercury's surface, study hints

New simulations suggest that a 9-mile-thick layer of solid diamonds may lurk deep below the surface of Mercury. The gems almost certainly can't be mined for bling — but they may help solve some of the planet's biggest mysteries.

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Latin Times

Sinaloa cartel is in full control of the Mazatlán port according to a DEA report

In 2023, the Mexican navy had a record year of seizures, intercepting more than 48 tons of cocaine that was travelling through the ocean.

AAP

Human impacts could lead to increase in 'reef pest'

Blue-green algae, which can bloom over thousands of kilometres of the ocean, has been identified as the surprising food source of an invasive species.

InsideEVs

Judge Approves Fisker's Plan To Offload Ocean EVs

The bankrupt EV startup plans to sell some 3,000 Ocean SUVs to a leasing company in New York.

The Independent UK

Plain old bad luck? New Jersey sports betting revenue fell 24% in June from a year ago

New Jersey’s robust sports betting industry saw a big decline in June, with revenue down nearly 24% from a year earlier

Newcastle Herald

Air of deep concern over Newcastle Ocean Baths change room plan

'They are more than a historical or heritage fancy.'

Metal Hammer

The Ocean share new Nathan Fake remix of Preboreal

The Ocean celebrate the anniversary of ninth album Holocene with new remix

The National (Scotland)

Clifftop Highland hotel with panoramic ocean views on NC500 route up for sale

A HIGHLAND hotel with a stunning panoramic ocean view close to the famous NC500 driving route has hit the market ...

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