Tag: Marine Ecosystems

Underwater data centers built from junk smartphones help track and protect sea life

Underwater Data Centers: Transforming Junk Smartphones into Marine Guardians Smartphones are aging faster than ever. Most users replace their devices every two to three years, leading to millions of discarded phones contributing to electronic waste. However, what if these seemingly obsolete smartphones could be repurposed for a groundbreaking cause? In a remarkable initiative, underwater data […]

Megalodon’s secret menu: Biggest-ever sea predator ate more than just whales

Megalodon’s Secret Menu: Biggest-Ever Sea Predator Ate More Than Just Whales For decades, scientists assumed that Otodus megalodon—the largest predatory fish in Earth’s history—fed almost exclusively on whales. However, recent discoveries have shed light on the megalodon’s diverse diet, indicating that this ancient sea creature had a more varied menu than previously believed. The megalodon, […]

Europe to baptize colossal carbon ship to bury 400,000 tons of CO2 undersea yearly

Europe to Baptize Colossal Carbon Ship to Bury 400,000 Tons of CO2 Undersea Yearly The Old Continent is getting ready for a major breakthrough in the fight against climate change with the introduction of a groundbreaking project that could revolutionize the way we approach carbon emissions. The European Union is set to launch a massive […]

Trump eyes seafloor minerals to rival China as experts warn of environmental fallout

Trump eyes seafloor minerals to rival China as experts warn of environmental fallout Hidden beneath the depths of the world’s oceans lies a veritable treasure trove of minerals, coveted by nations seeking to secure their place in the global market. Among those eyes are President Trump’s, who has set his sights on exploiting these seafloor […]

Whale urine helps fertilize sea by dispersing nutrients, critical for marine life

Whale Urine: A Vital Component in Fertilizing the Seas Among all of Earth’s massive marine ecosystems, the one creature that elicits both awe and fascination is the whale. These majestic beings not only captivate us with their sheer size and beauty but also play a crucial role in maintaining the delicate balance of the ocean’s […]

CO2 engineers of deep sea: Cod, eel save environment by storing carbon in ocean

CO2 Engineers of the Deep Sea: How Cod and Eel are Saving the Environment by Storing Carbon in the Ocean New research reveals that many of the fish species we eat are vital to maintaining the delicate balance of our ocean ecosystems. Among these species, cod and eel have emerged as unexpected heroes in the […]

Earth’s oceans could go purple in future, were green 3.8 billion years ago: Study

Earth’s Oceans Could Go Purple in Future, Were Green 3.8 Billion Years Ago: Study Japanese researchers made a compelling link between the color of the ocean and water chemistry. The study suggests that Earth’s oceans could potentially turn purple in the future, a drastic shift from their original green hue 3.8 billion years ago. This […]

China turns moss into oil-sucking sponge with 90% reusability to fight deadly spills 

China Turns Moss Into Oil-Sucking Sponge with 90% Reusability to Fight Deadly Spills Chinese scientists have developed a new material from moss that could transform how we clean up oil spills. This innovative sponge-like material is made from common moss and can absorb oil up to 20 times its weight. Not only is it highly […]

Thales and Saildrone unleash next-gen ocean drones for subsea threat detection

Thales and Saildrone: Revolutionizing Ocean Threat Detection Thales Australia has recently made waves in the maritime industry by joining forces with Saildrone to introduce cutting-edge technology for subsea threat detection. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the realm of oceanic security, with the integration of Thales’ BlueSentry thin-line towed array sonar system into Saildrone’s […]

Glitter microplastic pollution destroys marine ecosystems, Trinity College Dublin study suggests

Glitter Microplastic Pollution: A Looming Threat to Marine Ecosystems A recent study conducted by Trinity College Dublin has shed light on a concerning environmental issue – the detrimental impact of glitter microplastic pollution on marine ecosystems. The research findings reveal the alarming contribution of PET-based glitter to the ever-growing microplastic pollution crisis, posing a significant […]

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