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Fisker Ocean Owners Face Another Blow: Recall Costs Paid Out Of Pocket

The ill-fated Ocean SUV is the subject of five recalls, two of which require spare parts and a visit to the dealer.

InsideEVs

The Coast Guard will hear from former OceanGate employees about the Titan implosion

The U.S. Coast Guard officials investigating the implosion of a submersible en route to the wreck of the Titanic will hear from former employees of the company that owned the experimental watercraft

The Independent UK

Titan sub disaster: Hearing to open into deaths of five killed during Titanic deep-sea expedition

The investigation will hear from 24 witnesses over two weeks, including former executives of OceanGate

Evening Standard

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'Space trash' will lead us to intelligent aliens, Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb says

The long-sought evidence of alien life could be lurking in Earth's oceans, says Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb. Here is his plan to find it.

LiveScience

Jane's Addiction reunion ends in fight

In the middle of their song "Ocean Size," Perry Farrell shoved guitarist Dave Navarro and was wrestled away

Salon

Wreck discovered of French steamship that sank in Atlantic in 1856

A US dive team has discovered the wreck of a French steamship, Le Lyonnais, that sank in the Atlantic Ocean in 1856 after a "hit-and-run" collision with an American sailing vessel, claiming 114 lives.

Radio France Internationale

The president of Comoros was 'slightly injured' in a knife attack, his office says

Authorities say the president of the Indian Ocean island nation of Comoros has been “slightly injured” in a knife attack while attending the funeral of a religious leader

The Independent UK

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Conservancy, landlord headed to mediation amid ongoing rent dispute for historic ocean liner

The conservancy that oversees a storied but aging ocean liner and its landlord are headed to mediation as they attempt to resolve a years-old rent dispute

The Independent UK

“Higher quality delay and reverb algorithms, and augmented looping engineered to withstand the rigors of touring”: Mooer has seriously upgraded Devin Townsend’s wild signature Ocean Machine pedal – with an expanded looper and superior ambient tones

The delay, reverb, and looper pedal returns with updated and improved effects and greater connectivity for “endless creative possibilities”

Guitar World

Sahara desert hit by extraordinary rainfall event that could mess with this year's hurricane season

The world's largest hot desert, the Sahara, is being hit with unusually heavy rain. Scientists are unclear why, but it may be linked to a subdued Atlantic hurricane season.

LiveScience

Tropical Storm Gordon Forms In Atlantic, Stays Over Open Waters

Stay informed and prepared as Tropical Storm Gordon forms in the Atlantic Ocean during peak hurricane season.

Top News

“Each delay and reverb effect can also be ‘frozen,’ creating static ambient drones”: Mooer Audio adds upgraded 144-second looper to version two of Devin Townsend’s Ocean Machine

The deluxe delay and reverb has a new look, improved DSP algorithms, and once more presents a cornucopia of delay and reverb sounds with inventive ways to combine them

MusicRadar

Lala Kent reveals she encapsulated her placenta in pill form after second baby

‘I felt it helped me adjust into postpartum, and leveled my overall mood,’ she says

The Independent UK

Stunning winning images from Ocean Photographer of the Year competition 2024 just revealed

An incredible photograph of a rare Bryde's whale about to devour a bait ball has won Ocean Photographer of the Year

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LiveScience

'Mega' El Niño may have fueled Earth's biggest mass extinction

Volcanoes spewing carbon dioxide 250 million years ago heated the climate so much that extreme El Niño events became the norm, pushing most life on Earth past its limits.

Newcastle Herald

Catherine Hill Bay suburb record smashed by $2.125 million

It topped the previous $2.35 million record.

International Business Times

Wreck Discovered Of French Steamship That Sank In Atlantic In 1856

The Independent UK

Warm oceans strengthened Hurricane Francine and could power more Fall storms

Hurricane Francine made landfall Wednesday

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The Guardian - US

Massachusetts man buys $395,000 house despite warnings it will ‘fall into ocean’

David Moot nabs ‘dream’ Cape Cod home next to eroding cliff in imminent danger of crumbling due to climate crisis

The Guardian - UK

2024 Wainwright prizes are ‘heartwarming’ tribute to a new generation of nature writers

Top nature writing honour goes to Late Light by Michael Malay, which explores modern Britain through the ‘unloved’ lives of eels, moths, crickets and mussels

Space

Hot 'Salsa:' European satellite burns up in landmark controlled reentry (photo)

The European Space Agency's Salsa satellite safely deorbited on Sunday (Sept. 8) over a hand-picked region of the South Pacific Ocean.

LiveScience

Watch 'spaghetti monster' with dozens of pink-tipped sausage legs swimming near Nazca Ridge

Researchers exploring the seafloor off the coast of Chile recently captured mesmerizing footage of a flying spaghetti monster — a carnivorous, colonial creature with countless milky-white arms.

LiveScience

Gulf Stream collapse would throw tropical monsoons into chaos for at least 100 years, study finds

If Atlantic Ocean currents collapse due to melting ice sheets, researchers predict there will be huge shifts in tropical monsoon systems — and the effects could be irreversible for at least 100 years.

InsideEVs

Barely Used Fisker Ocean EVs Are Selling For Less Than $25,000

Some have fewer than 1,000 miles on the odometer. But would you risk buying a car from a bankrupt automaker?

The Conversation

Coastal cities’ growing hurricane vulnerability is fed by both climate change and unbridled population growth

Warm water in the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico can fuel powerful hurricanes, but how destructive a storm becomes isn’t just about the climate and weather – it also depends on the people and property in harm’s way.

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