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Marine engineers and divers will spend the coming weeks carefully cutting and lifting the masts under strict safety controls. The existing exclusion zone around the wreck will remain in place throughout and will continue to be closely monitored.
Once removed, the masts will be transported to The Historic Dockyard Chatham, where specialist heritage experts will store, a...
During routine beach litter surveys on the subtropical island of Okinawa, Japan, researchers came across small, brightly colored specks in the pale coral rubble.
Back at the lab, spectroscopic and microscopic analyses revealed that these specks are, in fact, melted polymers from common household plastics that have seeped inseparably into the skeletal pores of the dead ...
For the first time, Greensand provides industry across the EU with the infrastructure it needs to transport and permanently store CO2 and offers a practical route to reducing emissions without shutting down the industries that Europe depends upon.
The project, which is led by INEOS Energy alongside Harbour Energy and Nordsøfonden, demonstrates that carbon capture and s...
The study will model, among other aspects, changes in currents, waves, wind conditions, and vertical mixing of the water column, and assess their potential impacts on the marine environment. It will also assess the dispersion and deposition of suspended matter generated during construction activities, as well as the potential release and dispersion of nutrients and hazardous ...
The Challenger Deep has been measured repeatedly for decades, from the 10,920 m depth value based on the 1984 survey by the Japanese survey vessel Takuyo to recent full-ocean-depth surveys and dives, including the Five Deeps Expedition. Yet even modern high-precision measurements still differ by several to more than 10 meters.
Rather than seeking a new “deepes...