Oct 21, 2013 · The ocean is vast, yet only a tiny fraction has been explored. Sometimes menacing, sometimes serene, there’s still so much to be learned about our ocean and what …

The ocean is the last and largest unexplored place on Earth—less than 5% of it has been explored. This is the great frontier for the next generation’s explorers and researchers, where …

NOAA Ocean Exploration and the OECI contributed to U.S. and international efforts to map the seafloor, mapping 443,304 square kilometers (171,161 square miles) of unmapped or poorly …

NOAA Ocean Exploration coordinates, funds, and conducts expeditions around the globe that feed the essential research and scientific inquiry necessary to understand the features and …

Recognizing that our ocean is a global ocean, we welcomed the June signing of the memorandum of understanding between NOAA and Seabed 2030 to formalize our contributions to the …

The ocean is the last and largest unexplored place on Earth—less than 5% of it has been explored. This is the great frontier for the next generation’s explorers and researchers, where …

Why Ocean Exploration Matters Given how much of our ocean remains unexplored, can we truly say that we “know” our own ocean? And if we don’t, how do we manage it and the resources it …

The ocean is the last and largest unexplored place on Earth—less than 5% of it has been explored. This is the great frontier for the next generation’s explorers and researchers, where …

The 2019 Southeastern U.S. Deep-Sea Exploration expedition has certainly had its fair share of challenges and lost dive days. Here is a little insight into the factors that guide our dive/no dive …

With the launch of satellites and radar in the 1970s, scientists were able to get a general idea of the entire ocean’s depth, but only the use of more advanced acoustics technology has allowed …