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CO2 hydrates releasing droplets of liquid CO2, filmed in 2021 at a depth of 1,367 meters by the Victor 6000 ROV in the Fer à Cheval area during the Geoflamme campaign aboard the Pourquoi Pas.

CO2 Hydrate Deposits Off Mayotte Offer Window into Ocean Carbon Storage

The Norwegian Sea off the Norwegian coast. Even a rise in the mean sea level of around 20 centimeters can cause storm surges and extreme water levels to reach critical heights significantly more frequently.

Human-Driven Sea Level Rise Turns Century Storms into Eight-Year Events

Goblin shark near Jarvis Island (2019).

Goblin Sharks Observed Alive in Natural Habitat for the First Time

Satellite imagery showing the difference from average sea surface temperatures at the equator in the tropical Pacific Ocean (depicted using various shades of red and orange for warmth) during the first week of June 2026, as compared with the baseline used by NOAA’s Coral Reef Watch.

NOAA Declares El Niño Has Formed with Strong Intensification Expected

Whale-fall ecosystems in the sulfophilic stage in the Diamantina Zone.

Whale Necropolis in the Diamantina Zone Reveals Deepest Known Fossil Ecosystem

Researchers examine an iceberg with debris on its surface in the Fram Strait.

Arctic Iceberg Surge Is Reshaping Deep-Sea Biodiversity

The KONGSBERG team dockside in Honolulu ahead of the NA178 expedition. Left to right: Colleen Peters, Jørn Horvik, and Knut Terje will spend 14 days at sea testing the EM 304 MKII aboard E/V Nautilus. (Image credit: KONGSBERG)

KONGSBERG Accelerates Seabed Mapping Developments with Ocean Exploration Trust

The pictures show the panels covered with various degrees of algae, barnacles, and other marine organisms that had grown on them over the six month-period. Control panels were also used to see normal levels of growth when no paint was applied—these show the most growth.

Biocide-Free Silicone Paint Outperforms Copper Antifouling Coatings in Chalmers Study

Drone footage of the calving front of C.H. Ostenfeld Glacier, North Greenland, captured during the GEOEO North of Greenland 2024 Expedition.

Historic Expedition Reveals Hidden Seafloor Influence on Greenland Glacier

Ocean color satellite image showing patterns due to phytoplankton, sediment, dissolved organic matter and seawater conditions.

20 Years of Data Shows Declining Photosynthesis in the UK and Surrounding Waters

Mariana Trench slope through HOV window. (Image credit: BGI Research)

New Study Positions the Deep-Sea as an Untapped Evolutionary Engine

Convex Seascape Survey Study Reveals Records of Long-Term Rise in Seabed Carbon Disturbance

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