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ctvnews.ca > sci-tech > article > canadian-scientist-leading-mission-to-embed-research-vessel-in-arctic-sea-ice

Canadian scientist leading mission to embed research vessel in Arctic sea ice

9+ hour, 52+ min ago   (14+ words) CTV News...

IFLScience
iflscience.com > antarctic-krill-fishing-season-fills-quota-months-early-for-second-year-running-raising-fears-intensive-fishing-is-putting-ecosystems-at-risk-84480

Antarctic Krill Fishing Season Fills Quota Months Early For Second Year Running, Raising Fears Intensive Fishing Is Putting Ecosystems At Risk

6+ hour, 26+ min ago   (879+ words) Rachael has a degree in Zoology from the University of Southampton, and specializes in animal behavior, evolution, palaeontology, and the environment.View full profile Editor & Staff Writer Tom has a master’s degree in biochemistry from the University of Oxford and…...

ScienceBlog.com
scienceblog.com > t-fendouzhe-9533m-deepest-chemosynthetic-animal-communities

In July 2025, scientists revealed that the Chinese submersible Fendouzhe had discovered thousands of tubeworms and clams thriving 9,533 metres beneath the northwest Pacific—the deepest chemosynthesis-powered animal communities ever recorded. In total darkness, symbiotic microbes sustain them using methane and hydrogen sulphide rising through faults in the ocean floor.

12+ hour, 34+ min ago   (1192+ words) Fendouzhe mapped patchy, fault-fed seep communities from 5,800 to 9,533 meters, with microbes converting methane and sulfide chemistry into animal biomass. By Lachlan Brown · Edited by Lachlan Brown Published August 26, 2026 · How we edit The communities announced in July 2025 were not discovered during…...

The Globe and Mail
theglobeandmail.com > business > technology > science > article-canadian-scientist-arctic-sea-ice-mission-embed-research-vessel

Newfoundland-based scientist leads mission to embed research vessel in Arctic sea ice

16+ hour, 36+ min ago   (777+ words) A Newfoundland-based scientist is leading an international team of researchers on a mission to deliberately embed their saucer-shaped vessel into the Arctic sea ice during months of total darkness. “We have more than 220 [research] protocols that we’re going to do…...

Shore Local Newsmagazine
shorelocalnews.com > stockton-marine-science-students-make-waves-in-gulf-of-mexico-on-florida-research-cruise

Stockton marine science students make waves in Gulf of Mexico on Florida research cruise

13+ hour, 26+ min ago   (684+ words) by shorelocalnews | Aug 26, 2026 | What's Happening, Atlantic County, South Jersey Dylan Meier spent four years working on a fishing boat out of Point Pleasant. Tatiana Anderson served nine years aboard a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier. Both Stockton University students have always been…...

Wion
wionews.com > trending > sunken-land-inhabited-65-000-years-ago-discovered-under-australia-s-great-barrier-reef-1787735775136

Sunken land inhabited 65,000 years ago discovered under Australia's Great Barrier Reef

18+ hour, 18+ min ago   (261+ words) A discovery from 7,000 years ago under the Great Barrier Reef has revealed an entire landscape complete with rivers, lakes, and beaches, all still standing exactly the same. Scientists will now reconstruct the history of this place. Helen Bostock, chief scientist…...

Nautilus
nautil.us > this-hidden-glacier-has-enough-water-to-fill-600-olympic-swimming-pools-1284443

This Hidden Glacier Has Enough Water to Fill 600 Olympic Swimming Pools

23+ hour, 51+ min ago   (307+ words) And there are more than 50,000 others like it worldwide 6:00 AM CDT on August 26, 2026 There’s a monster hiding in the mountains of Utah: the Timpanogos Glacier. Unlike most glaciers, visibly sprawled across mountaintops or slowly coursing through valleys, Timpanogos is a…...

Yahoo News Canada
ca.news.yahoo.com > arctic-researchers-spending-eight-months-063002559.html

Arctic researchers spending eight months in the ice

21+ hour, 19+ min ago   (59+ words) Yahoo News Canada A Canadian researcher is leading an eight-month research expedition that will see a high-tech science vessel embedded in the Arctic sea ice. The plan is for the vessel to drift across the region for eight months, most…...

Google News
csiro.au > en > news > All > Articles > 2026 > August > We-finally-have-some-encouraging-news-on-Great-Barrier-Reef-water-quality

We finally have some encouraging news on Great Barrier Reef water quality

1+ day, 3+ hour ago   (995+ words) We have long known that poor water quality is a serious threat to areas of the Great Barrier Reef close to shore. New research shows water quality is improving in many rivers that flow to the reef. Imagine a plume…...

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english.ratopati.com > story > 76441 > melting-glaciers-and-rock-glaciers-from-tibet-to-nepal-are-increasing-the-risk

Tibetan Plateau Holds Vast 'Rock Glacier' Water Reserves, Study Reveals

19+ hour, 16+ min ago   (466+ words) More 'Rock Glaciers' Found on Tibetan Plateau Than Previously Estimated According to the study, the ice within these rock glaciers represents a water reserve equivalent to approximately 92 to 186 cubic kilometers of water. This means that, in addition to traditional glaciers,…...