Category: Science & Technology

By: Sandy Wang Despite technology becoming more and more advanced nowadays, scientists still don’t really know what the bottom of the ocean looks like. Therefore, a group of college students…

By: Ethan Tong The ocean’s dark so we don’t know what happens in the depths. Angelakis and colleagues called in some helpers named Daphne, Phoebe, Iris and Pasithea, who were…

By: Yi Chen Researchers attached cameras to sea lions to help them explore the ocean. They dived into many unexpected places, such as craggy rocks and meadows of seaweeds that…

By: Irvin Ji In an exciting new development, scientists have reported potential evidence of complex life forms discovered near “The Lost City” hydrothermal field on the ocean floor. This breakthrough,…

By: Henry Chen In an attempt to map the seafloor in Australia, scientists used an interesting method of research, which involved attaching cameras to sea lions. Since the cameras show…

By: Kevin Wang Scientists from the International Ocean Discovery Program, an international marine research group that has members from over 20 countries, have recovered a long section of rocks that…

By: Isabella Liu Researchers from the South Australian Research and Development Institute (Aquatic Sciences) and the University of Adelaide attached cameras to four sea lions named Daphne, Phoebe, Iris and…

By: Lauren Wu On August 7, 2024, in Australia, cameras on sea lions helped scientists from where? learn more about the Indian Ocean, because when the sea lions swim, the…

By: Kingsley Wong A dinosaur fossil estimated to be 233 million years old, potentially the oldest ever found, has been uncovered in Brazil. Remarkably, this discovery was made possible by…

By: Emily Ao As many know, most of the ocean remains a mystery to us. With depths that reach 2.3 miles, the ocean floor remains unexplored by humans. To get…