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Miami Beach's spring break crowds remain diminished, subdued this weekend after fatal shootings

The crowds on South Beach and Ocean Drive were subdued and much smaller Friday and Saturday than they were last weekend, when two deadly shootings prompted city officials to impose a midnight curfew.

Miami Herald

Deadly cyclone 'Freddy' may be the longest-lived and most energetic storm ever recorded

Cyclone Freddy, which is finally dissipating after battering Southeast Africa, has crossed the entire Indian Ocean and made landfall three separate times.

Space

Group Says Libyan Coast Guard Fired Shots over Rescue Ship

Libya’s coast guard fired warning shots over a humanitarian vessel as it attempted to rescue a rubber boat carrying migrants off Libya's coast, a sea rescue group said.

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Glasgow mum flees Blackpool hotel after finding 'bug' and urine stains on mattress

Chantelle Murray travelled to the seaside resort for a dance competition last week, however, she fled the North Ocean Hotel just hours after arriving in her room

Glasgow Live

Deep-sea mining for rare metals will destroy ecosystems, say scientists

Businesses want to trawl for nickel, manganese and cobalt to build electric cars and windfarms

The Guardian - UK

Lana Del Rey: Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd review – bold and enthralling

Shimmering strings meet trap beats as the songwriter looks back in languor on her richly textured ninth album

The Guardian - UK

The monster seaweed "blob" that wasn't

News outlets suggested a massive seaweed blob was headed for Florida's beaches. Here's what's really happening

Salon

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‘It’s win-win’: how a dangerous sailing race could reveal the ocean’s secrets

After a long hiatus, the epic Ocean Race is back – but this year the teams are gathering crucial data from places even research vessels rarely reach

The Guardian - UK

Someone Had To Tell Them: The Sassiest Most Satisfying MAFS Expert Takedowns Of 2023

Therapy is in session.

Pedestrian.tv

'City killer' asteroid will make rare close pass to Earth today

2023 DZ2 is estimated at between 40 metres and 90 metres in size, and will pass above the Indian Ocean at around 17,500mph

Wales Online

First Australian women's pair to complete Atlantic challenge had never rowed on ocean before signing up

Rosie Arnel and Angela Lawrence, who had never rowed on open water and live hours from the coast, become the first Australian women's pair to complete the Atlantic Rowing Challenge.

ABC News

Heat waves are hitting the deep ocean floor, with potentially catastrophic results

Heat waves are reaching the bottoms of Earth's oceans, and that could be a big problem for the creatures that live there.

LiveScience

Oceantee Premium Bamboo Tees Review

Our verdict on this collection of sustainable golf tees that should be easy to spot and last longer than a typical hardwood tee

Golf Monthly

Lana Del Rey review, Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd: Alluring, introspective and a little long

Songwriter’s latest record isn’t rigid with its aesthetic and is all the better for it

The Independent UK

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The Guardian - US

Harvard physicist plans expedition to find ‘alien artefact’ that fell from space

Avi Loeb organizing $1.5m search to Papua New Guinea to look for interstellar object that crashed into ocean in 2014

Los Angeles Times

Scientists uncover startling concentrations of pure DDT along seafloor off LA coast

LOS ANGELES — First it was the eerie images of barrels leaking on the seafloor not far from Catalina Island. Then the shocking realization that the nation’s largest manufacturer of DDT had once used the ocean as a huge dumping ground — and that as many as half a million…

The Conversation

Fishing for data: commercial fishers help monitor rising temperatures in coastal seas

The world’s oceans are buffering us from the worst climate impacts by taking up more than 90% of the excess heat generated by greenhouse gas emissions. This has warmed them by 0.88℃ (on average globally), according to the latest climate report released this week.

Space

Earth is on track for devastating climate change if we don't act. These 5 weather disasters show what's to come.

These weather disasters provide a glimpse of lies ahead for planet Earth if humankind fails to stop climate change progress.

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The Guardian - UK

Dredge review – horrors lurk in the deep in this eldritch fishing game

Plumbing the depths of our fear of the ocean, this clever and compelling video game will suck you in for hours at a time

WEKU

A 3D-printed rocket launched successfully but failed to reach orbit

A rocket made almost entirely of 3D-printed parts made its debut launch Wednesday night, passing a critical milestone. But it failed after three minutes of flight, crashing into the ocean.

Tribune News Service

Crossing the perilous Willapa Bay bar holds a steep cost

BAY CENTER, Wash. — To reach the ocean crabbing grounds from this Southwest Washington community, Mike Green must navigate his boat through the seas that churn across the mouth of Willapa Bay. There are no jetties to sweep out the piling sediments, or buoys to mark a channel through the…

AAP

Third man found on esky off WA coast charged over drugs

A third man left clinging to an esky in waters off Albany has been charged over a massive alleged cocaine haul after he was found hiding under a home spa.

ABC News

How Tropical Cyclone Freddy became one of the most energetic, long-lasting storms on record

The record-breaking cyclone that formed off the Western Australian coast is among the most energetic ever recorded. Did climate change play a part?

Inverse

800 Million Years Ago, One Crucial Element Led to an Explosion in Complex Life

800 million years ago, Earth's oceans saw an increase in nitrogen, which scientists believe gave a boost to multicellular life.

The Guardian - AU

Decline of more than 500 species of marine life on Australian reefs ‘the tip of the iceberg’, study finds

Increasing ocean temperatures present ‘existential threat’ with knock-on effects for ecosystems and commercial fisheries, researchers say

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