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Ocean colouring data sheds lights on carbon cycle
Work done within the European Space Agency's GlobColour project now contributes significantly to ocean carbon cycle research. ESA merged 55 terabytes of data to produce a ten-year dataset of global ocean colour stretching to 2007, providing information on how marine biological activity and man-made carbon dioxide emissions are interlinked. (07/05) MoreYou may also like
Was it left or right at the lighthouse?
Timesonline | 07/05/08 
Latvian naval ships evacuate passengers from the Mona Lisa, above, which ran aground on a Baltic Sea sandbank.
The navigator of the cruise ship steered ... More
Luxury boat builder axes 200 jobs
News.com.au | 29/04/08 
Gold Coast-based Riviera Marine chief executive Wes Moxey said consumer confidence was at a 15-year low, the Australian dollar was high and the world market ... Read
Formation Of Ice Sheets 34 Million Years Ago Changed Ocean Acidity
Science Daily | 30/04/08
Scientists at the University of Southampton's School of Ocean and Earth Science, based at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton UK and Germany's ... Read
Canada throws 330 bottles into the sea and a dozen wash up here
CapeCodToday | 07/05/08
On this day in 1921, the Canadian Government tossed 330 bottles into the Bay of Fundy to test the ocean current. Two years later seven of the bottles washed ... More
A ship big enough to float Central Park
The Seattle Times | 07/05/08
Central Park is moving to the ocean — sort of.
Royal Caribbean will feature an area modeled after New York's Central Park in the center of its giant ... More
Sailing with Titanic role
The Chronicle Herald | 07/05/08
TORONTO'S THEATRE RUSTICLE is excited to bring its Titanic play right to the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.
"I'm entranced right now watching the ... More
Colossal squid has largest eye ever seen
Telegraph | 30/04/08
It has eyes the size of beach balls, a "killer arsenal" of hooked tentacles and, most chillingly, much larger relatives lurking in the icy ocean depths.
Scientists ... Read
Tagged seals shed light on Antarctic deep
ABC News | 30/04/08
The new research has revealed that the sea around the frozen continent is becoming less salty, and scientists say this could play a major role in changing ... Read
Formation Of Ice Sheets 34 Million Years Ago Changed Ocean Acidity
Science Daily | 30/04/08
Scientists at the University of Southampton's School of Ocean and Earth Science, based at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton UK and Germany's ... Read