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Dispatch Episodes 3 and 4 Review-in-Progress – Daring, mature, deeper than the ocean

A direct upgrade over the first two, and a major leap for video game storytelling.

Destructoid

‘I asked God to save me’: Fisherman lost on the open ocean for 438 days loses hope, credits his faith for keeping him alive

He was a lapsed Catholic, but returned from his ordeal thanking God for his survival.

We Got This Covered

Carnivorous ‘death ball’ sponge among new species found in depths of Southern Ocean

Researchers previously took first confirmed footage of a juvenile colossal squid in scarcely explored habitat

The Guardian - UK

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Hurricane Melissa turned sharply to devastate Jamaica − how forecasters knew where it was headed

Hurricane Melissa grew into one of the most powerful Atlantic tropical cyclones in recorded history on Oct. 28, 2025, hitting western Jamaica with 185 mph sustained winds. The Category 5 hurricane blew roofs off buildings and knocked down power lines, its torrential rainfall generated mudslides and flash flooding, and its…

The Conversation

Heatwaves, climate extremes 'normal' for oceans by 2040

Even if the Paris Agreement is met, Australia's marine life will still be under pressure to adapt or move in response to climate pressures, and fast.

AAP

After 3 days a diver begins recovering shipwreck bodies from ocean floor, gets real-life jumpscare when one of them grabs him

"I would say someone was looking after him."

We Got This Covered

Marine wildlife fleeing to poles due to global heating as Australian oceans face ‘uncharted’ future

From 2040 onwards the average year for marine ecosystems is likely to be more extreme than the worst years experienced up until 2015, researchers say

The Guardian - AU

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Civilization 7 update brings pirates and "powerful" Ocean Tiles, but developer Firaxis won't say much more: "You'll notice smaller, less frequent updates while the team shifts into testing"

Ahoy, Civilization

GamesRadar

Warming oceans probably fueling Hurricane Melissa’s rapid intensification

Climate scientists have long warned that warming oceans are making such explosive storm development more common

The Guardian - US

Tropical Storm Sonia churns in the Pacific Ocean and isn't threatening land

Tropical Storm Sonia is churning in the Pacific Ocean and isn’t threatening land

The Independent UK

Two crucial Florida coral species left ‘functionally extinct’ by ocean heatwave

Climate crisis drives near-total collapse of staghorn and elkhorn corals that formed backbone to state’s reefs

The Guardian - US

How climate change is fueling Hurricane Melissa’s ferocity

Hurricane Melissa has rapidly intensified into a Category 5 storm due to warmer oceans

The Independent UK

What Are USOs? Tracker Detects 9,000 Unexplained Objects Beneath US Waters

A UFO-tracking app has recorded thousands of eerie underwater objects off U.S. shores, raising security concerns among Navy and scientific experts.

International Business Times UK

Fish species off icy Heard Island bounced back when illegal fishing stopped and sustainable fishing continued

In the middle of the Southern Indian Ocean lies a vast underwater volcanic ridge known as the Kerguelen Plateau. At its centre sits Australia’s most remote territory: Heard Island and McDonald Islands. These icy outposts about 4,100km southwest of Perth are home to Australia’s only active volcanoes.

The Conversation

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Space radiation can produce some organic molecules detected on icy moons

As missions prepare to visit ocean worlds like Enceladus and Europa, new findings show scientists must first learn to distinguish between radiation-made organics and those born in a subsurface sea.

The Guardian - UK

Antarctic krill: how did a paperclip-sized crustacean cause a diplomatic row – and why are they so important?

Russia’s arrest of a Ukrainian scientist this week over his support for curbs on krill fishing have thrown the vital role of the tiny marine species into the spotlight

Clever Dude

13 Roads Men Dream of Driving Before They Die

Every car enthusiast has a bucket list, and for many men, that list isn’t complete without a few legendary roads. The thrill of the engine, the curve of the asphalt, and the scenery all combine to create moments you remember forever. These routes aren’t just about the destination—they’re about the…

Kiplinger

Child-Free Cruises Perfect For Your Retirement Celebration

How to find a bespoke ocean or river vacation for adults. Many of these options are smaller, charming river cruises, expeditions, or niche experiences.

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The Conversation

Scientists have puzzled over what happens to plastic as it breaks down in the ocean – our new study helps explain the mystery

Think of ocean plastic and you may picture bottles and bags bobbing on the waves, slowly drifting out to sea. Yet the reality is more complex and far more persistent.

International Business Times UK

Did Brad Pitt Really Get a Lap Dance in Ocean's Eleven? The Truth Behind His Wild Vegas Scene

A Vegas showgirl recalls giving Brad Pitt a lap dance on the Ocean's Eleven set in 2001, while married to Jennifer Aniston.

The Independent UK

Video: Millions of Christmas Island crabs begin epic migration

Millions of migrating red crabs have travelled across Christmas Island to reach the ocean.

The Independent UK

Conservation group rescues sea turtles caught in nets at Nigerian coastal city and rewards fishermen

Conservationists and students were cheering as three rescued sea turtles made their way back into the ocean at a private beach in Nigeria’s economic hub of Lagos

The Guardian - AU

Secret report shows likely source of ‘poo balls’ that closed Sydney’s beaches last summer

Exclusive: Fat, oil and grease built up in sewerage pipes before being dislodged by heavy rain and ejected from Malabar outfall

The Guardian - AU

In the depths of the ocean, a new contest between the US and China emerges

Around the Cook Islands, the world’s two most powerful countries are exploring the possibility of deep-sea mining for critical minerals

The Independent UK

Plastic pollution could linger on ocean surfaces for over 100 years, researchers warn

Micro- and nanoplastics found in arteries, brains and sexual organs

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