They are particularly useful for transporting your very own submersible.
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A scientist and submersible collect samples and explore the seafloor.
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Above: The OceanX submersible descends past flurries of marine snow.
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The fuel pumps are submersible and will occupy watertight enclosures.
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The maker of the submersible vehicle, Triton Submarines LLC of Vero Beach, Florida, said on the company website that it is the only submersible certified to carry humans on dives of 36,000 feet (11,000 meters).
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A rendering of Cyclops 2 deep sea submersible developed by OceanGate.
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An additional four can travel in the rear of the submersible.
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Mystery has surrounded exactly which submersible was involved in the incident.
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In the OceanX footage, the sharks moved placidly around the submersible.
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And he is conducting this harrowing journey in a tiny, homemade submersible.
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The vessels are partially submersible logistics platforms for large-scale naval operations.
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An image of the sort of submersible that Boaty McBoatface will be.
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In the front, the mini submersible can carry two special operators as pilots.
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Submersible robots have enabled scientists to discover hundreds of previously unknown underwater species.
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The product — which featured cordless charging and was fully submersible — was incredibly complex.
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In 1998, a remotely operated submersible detected a plastic bag at 10,898 meters.
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The Coast Guard only catches 11 percent of drug-filled semi-submersible vessels In the last four years, there's been an increase in drug cartels from Central and South America using these semi-submersible vessels, Lt. Commander Stephen Brickey told CNN.
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When there are no humans inside, the submersible can hit depths of 200 feet.
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It also carries a deep sea submersible vessel with which guests can explore underwater.
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Radio scans and images taken by a submersible show a remarkably well-preserved submarine.
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Brazil's Petrobras terminated its contract for Diamond Offshore's semi-submersible drilling rig Ocean Valor.
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The US is sending a rescue submersible to the area to help if needed.
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Samsung's current smartband, the Gear Fit2, isn't submersible underwater, so that's a definite winning point.
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Down in the dark, Grubbs waited patiently for the sixgills to arrive at the submersible.
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A submersible was sent to the seabed to examine the wreck (Royal Navy/Icelandic Coastguard)
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That night I watched some of the video taken by cameras aboard the submersible Alvin.
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The 3D printed submersible was developed by a team from the Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC) and Carderock Division's Disruptive Technology Laboratory (DTL), and comes with the cumbersome name Optionally Manned Technology Demonstrator, which is based on a submersible currently used by Navy SEALs.
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Well, the SEALs are looking to change that through the acquisition of a dry manned submersible.
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A submersible is lowered into the Bismarck Sea, in Papua New Guinea, during an exploration cruise.
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Putin rides in a submersible in the Baltic Sea near Gotland island on July 15, 2013.
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China returned the submersible drone it seized from the U.S. Navy last week to the Navy.
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He made a call, stashed the submersible in some large jetty rocks, and walked into town.
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Both come in versions that can take submersible pilots up to 214.7,28 feet below the ocean's surface.
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The submersible robot got its moniker when it became the consolation prize in a 2016 publicity stunt.
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Maybe not today and maybe not tomorrow, but soon, and possibly with a groovy little submersible in tow.
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You've got to feel sorry for the fish that comes face-to-face with the PowerRay submersible drone.
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The trip marked the first time the ship had been visited by a submersible vessel in 14 years.
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The excitement rose in 1977 when an American submersible off the Galápagos Islands dived to a deep ridge.
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The fish is big enough that it could easily damage my small submersible if it really wanted to.
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A combination of radio scans and up-close inspections by a submersible confirmed the identity of the wreck.
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China has been increasingly active in deep sea exploration, touting the exploits of its Jiaolong manned submersible vehicle.
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Pipe crawlers are able to navigate uneven terrain and are fully submersible to a depth of 50 meters.
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We also see a submersible scooting around the ocean floor, oblivious to the massive chompers lurking behind them.
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Suspended in its steel cradle, the submersible looked like a spacecraft, every line designed for efficient vertical travel.
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When we weren't having to go in these submersible suits, which the other actors didn't find too harrowing.
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The vessel will revisit sites of previous sonar contact to examine them more closely with a submersible drone.
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They created a rescue pod, or miniature submersible, that ultimately proved of no use in the rescue effort.
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Shortly after the ring of submersible smugglers seemed routed came an explosion of migrant traffic via Jet Skis.
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And then we get better at detecting those with spotting towers now, and they go the fully submersible route.
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It produced the first submersible motor in the early 1900s, providing units to all the Royal Naval submarine fleet.
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The ministry's statement said the submersible is intended for studying the seabed, but didn't give its name or type.
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The military may have to hire marine salvage firms with submersible craft able to recover wreckage from deep water.
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Plus, the Boaty McBoatface moniker will not be forgotten — it will become the name of the ship's robot submersible.
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ScienceTake It's not every submersible that does a star turn at the Marseille History Museum after its maiden dive.
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In 2012, "oceanauts" descended more than 22,000 feet into the Pacific Ocean's Mariana Trench aboard the manned submersible Jiaolong.
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Choe said submersible pilots had described several tightly lashed boxes within the ship that appeared to carry "meaningful items".
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Most pet fountains contain a submersible pump that keeps the water circulating with a replaceable filter to remove impurities.
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In the darkness, the researchers parked the submersible atop a slope and waited for the sharks to swim up.
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It didn't say how many people were on board the submersible or if there were sailors who survived the fire.
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Self-propelled submersible vessels, often called "narco-subs," are sometimes used by cartels and traffickers to smuggle drugs across borders.
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I will probably never be in a submersible down in the deep, or running alongside a cheetah on the savannah.
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Last month, images from the first submersible dive to the ship showed that it had deteriorated more than initially expected.
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The researchers used a submersible research vessel to collect mud containing Prometheoarchaeum from the Omine Ridge off Japan in 2006.
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USSVPhoto: Siping ZhengIn an apparent first, Chinese scientists have launched a weather-observing rocket from an uncrewed semi-submersible vehicle (USSV).
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Thousand of miles away in the Greenland Sea, Danielle Flinders (Vikander) prepares to dive in a submersible to the ocean floor.
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The project, known as Five Deeps Expedition, will use a special submersible vehicle that took more than three years to build.
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The semi-submersible vessel, built to avoid detection by radar and aircraft, carried 17,000 pounds of cocaine worth about $232 million.
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The engineers drilled a well in the sea bed and used a submersible pump to suck water out of the sediments.
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Researchers at Shanghai Ocean University have also developed a submersible "movable laboratory" capable of operating at more than 13,000 feet underwater.
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The result, which he said is "resistant to shock and temperature, and it's hypoallergenic," was used in the Luminor Carbotech Submersible.
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To operate it, a pilot steers the submersible toward the target animal while another pilot moves the sampler with a joystick.
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But he didn't have to wait long before the migrant's accomplice arrived to fetch the submersible device from the jetty rocks.
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Has there ever been a movie that took place entirely underwater that didn't have some kind of submersible or little mermaid involved?
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The footage was captured by a submersible vehicle—aptly named the Curasub—over the course of several dives from 2013 to 2016.
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The exhibition even features BBC footage from the series and a replica of a Triton submersible that was used in the series.
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You move around by twisting large wheels on a cardboard box, which rotate fans on the submersible, pushing it any given direction.
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The ferry was raised last week and has been loaded onto a semi-submersible vessel to be taken to a nearby port.
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If this sort of footage floats your boat (or sinks your submersible), then you should definitely keep an eye on NOAA's website.
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Boaty the submersible will be a key part of this, used to collect images and samples from the area around the ship.
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The chilling thought of North Korea's fully submersible submarines firing a nuclear ballistic missile isn't as far-fetched as some might think.
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And he said the North Koreans will need a series of tests from the submersible barge before deploying ballistic missiles on submarines.
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The Neptune submersible combines Aston Martin's design skills with Triton's ability to produce functional submersibles for researchers, explores and the super-rich.
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However, experts say the totalitarian state is working at a feverish pace and could have this submersible as early as next year.
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Russia has not revealed the name of the submersible or the number of people it carried, or said much about its mission.
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Here's a submersible in action, surveying the edge of the Florida Escarpment, which plunges off the edge of Florida into the depths.
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"You've got upwards of 22011,22012 meters, or 2804,230 feet of water to deal with," Tim Taylor, a submersible specialist, told CNN on Friday.
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Also featured: a battle against ISIS in Iraq and a submersible designed to help people see the other 70 percent of the planet.
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To their amazement, the submersible captured haunting images of the large medusae, some of them dragging their one-foot-long tentacles behind them.
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Lee said the ferry would be raised as high as 13 metres above the sea and then moved onto a semi-submersible vessel.
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But the fifth vessel—which, unlike the others, has yet to be constructed—will be a manned submersible that can hold three people.
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While investigating the Californian coast with a remote-controlled submersible, a team of researchers from the E/V Nautilus found this incredible squid.
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Natick involved submerging a self-contained data centre underwater as a test case to see if submersible cloud computing is a viable technology.
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Most everything above that has been examined by professional and amateur SCUBA divers, while the deeper stuff is the realm of submersible vessels.
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The aquarium barred PowerRay pilots from "swimming" in tanks with sharks, because they would be likely to try to eat the submersible drones.
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Ron was at the Festival to talk about his work on Deepsea Challenger, the submersible that took Cameron down to the Mariana Trench.
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The company also builds a wide range of torpedo-like submersible drones that are compatible with different sensors, including sonars and laser scanners.
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US authorities nearly caught a white whale this week: A semi-submersible "narco sub" carrying around 210 tons cocaine worth nearly $22015 million.
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US authorities nearly caught a white whale this week: A semi-submersible "narco sub" carrying around 270 tons cocaine worth nearly $194 million.
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As the sharks swoop by to investigate the dead fish attached to the submersible, Grubbs will attempt to tag them with a GPS dart.
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Scientists have known about the bag since May 1998, when a robotic deep-sea submersible spotted it while surveying the bottom of the trench.
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Next year, a company called OceanGate plans to begin offering a submersible featuring a 7-inch-thick carbon fiber hull using Boeing manufacturing technology.
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They said that instead, they are relying on groundwater withdrawn by submersible electric pumps, common in Delhi, or are buying packaged drinking-water jars.
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Then, Last year, Tesla Model S owners discovered an Easter egg in the car's software which turned its image into that same submersible Lotus.
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The creator of the PowerEgg, an ovoid flying robot, has begun accepting orders for its newest creation, a submersible camera drone for home use.
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To make the deep-sea journey next spring, OceanGate has developed a new submersible called the Cyclops 2, made primarily of carbon fiber and titanium.
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On Thursday, Chinese sailors grabbed a submersible drone that was recording data for a US naval research ship operating in the volatile South China Sea.
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The Calypso is my answer to that equation: a semi-submersible personal watercraft that functions as a rescue vehicle for big wave tow-in surfers.
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It is a submersible that carries a video camera to send images of Neptune's kingdom back to the angler on the bank or boat above.
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Mr Cameron has already plumbed the Mariana Trench in a submersible; in 2011 he showed interest in a privately funded Russian mission to the Moon.
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That helps prevent flames and heat from the engine from damaging either the submarine, submersible barge or any nearby equipment used to launch the missile.
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A "specially-designed titanium and carbon fibre submersible" will take the divers along with a crew of experts to depths of up to 4,000 metres.
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From a submersible designed to look like a killer whale to a $300,000 tank, here are nine crazy-expensive toys designed for the super rich.
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Egypt has deployed a submersible to look for the wreckage of Flight 804, adding to a flotilla of ships and surveillance planes scouring the Mediterranean.
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One of the companies is alleged to have provided support for Moscow's "underwater capabilities" — including producing diving systems and a submersible craft for the FSB.
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Lee said the ferry would be raised as high as 13 meters (42 feet) above the sea and then moved onto a semi-submersible vessel.
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Older children can sit in a model submersible, or play a kind of video game in which they drive the submarine around the ocean floor.
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One of the companies is alleged to have provided support for Moscow's "underwater capabilities" -- including producing diving systems and a submersible craft for the FSB.
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Water interferes with communication and localization (how the submersible knows where it is), so ICE proposes the use of acoustic communication rather than radio waves.
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To observe their habitat and collect samples, Orphan and her team use the research submersible Alvin, which can dive to depths of over two miles.
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Besides maintaining structural integrity of its submersible under millions of pounds of pressure, there are many high-tech elements that go into a deep ocean expedition.
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Reuters could not immediately confirm its authenticity, but it said the men had served on board a deep-sea submersible known by the designation AS-31.
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But in the future, Microsoft envisions that Project Natick data centers could create their own juice using generators located on the outside of the submersible unit.
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A manned submersible surfaces after a failed mission to recover a stranded ROV, or remotely operated vehicle, in the Indian Ocean near the Seychelles, March 13.
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The Coast Guard says more 12,000 pounds of cocaine, almost half the haul, was pulled from a so-called "self-propelled semi-submersible" on March 3.
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Recently, the US Navy has partnered with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory to develop a proof-of-concept submersible that was printed in under four weeks.
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The craft is what's called an unmanned semi-submersible vehicle, or USSV, and it functions as a mobile science base — and now, a rocket launch platform.
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Over several night dives in the OceanX submersible, Widder studied the cryptic glow, but next hopes to capture the glowing particles with a high-resolution camera.
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Once the sunken ferry had been secured on the semi-submersible vessel, bereaved families would be allowed to observe from a closer distance, another official said.
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LifeProof has finally made a submersible battery pack along the lines of their phone case (which I also fully endorse), and I couldn't be more relieved.
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Unfortunately, this specimen was incomplete; the jellyfish was so large, it couldn&apost be completely sucked up by the submersible&aposs suction sampler, the researchers said.
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The navy deployed specialized bomb crews and a submersible vehicle operated by remote to examine the device, which was found in about 26 feet of water.
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In building the Deepsea Challenger, Ron completely rethought the design of submersible vehicles, from how they launch and travel through water to what they're made of.
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On one family's trip to Costa Rica, for instance, a grandmother traveled along in a submersible vehicle with a pilot while her grandchildren snorkeled around her.
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The authorities reported they found the semi-submersible loaded with cocaine off the coast of Aldan and arrested two of three crew members, both Ecuadorian nationals.
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CNOOC is building a semi-submersible production platform for the project, said the official, who declined to be named as he is not the company's spokesman.
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CNOOC is building a semi-submersible production platform for the project, said the official, who declined to be named as he is not the company's spokesman.
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Among amenities, there will be six restaurants, including one from the celebrated chef Nobu Matsuhisa, a pair of helicopters for excursions, and a three-person submersible.
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An avid diver, Schneller quickly recognized it as a personal submersible device—a mini-sub that the man had used to travel below the ocean surface.
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Lastly, the ICE mission concept enables the submersible or AUV to explore the oceans of icy moons unhindered by facilitating communication and power to the AUV.
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As part of the Confederate campaign to dismantle the stifling Unionist naval blockade, the sub's crew managed to sink the USS Housatonic with a submersible barrel bomb.
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The Dockwise Vanguard vessel carries the lower hull of the semi-submersible deepwater oil drilling rig Urca at the Keppel Brasfels shipyard in Angra dos Reis, Brazil.
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Deep-sea mining technology is still in development, but the general idea is that submersible craft equipped with giant vacuum cleaners will suck nodules from the seafloor.
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But I am able to pull some very useful blueprints from the ship: it's the recipe for making my own submersible vehicle, a sort of mini-submarine.
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This sleek submersible can dive up to 300 meters (about 984 feet), is air-conditioned, has a Bluetooth stereo system and carries two guests and a captain.
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Lastly, a $200,000 innovation prize was given to Team Tao out of the U.K., which had a very different style to its submersible that impressed the judges.
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The Long March 11 rocket blasted off from a platform on a large semi-submersible barge in the Yellow Sea just after midday (0400 GMT), state media said.
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The name of this submersible, in case you've forgotten, comes from a 2016 campaign by the Natural Environment Research Council to name the UK's new polar research ship.
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It attacks a deep-sea submersible and terrorizes beachgoers, until a team of intrepid marine biologists figure out how to defeat the giant shark and save the day.
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The US is also seeing activity related to the outfitting of a Gorae submarine, which North Korea appear to be preparing for a possible simulated submersible missile launch.
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The submersible quadcopter is designed to launch from an underwater station or vehicle (like a submarine, for example), bobbing to the surface from depths of hundreds of feet.
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But congress delegate Tang Jialing, who is a crew member on a deep-sea research submersible, suggested that the lack of women reflected the will of the people.
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The 40-foot vessel, of a type often called a "narco sub" (though most are not fully submersible), was first detected and tracked by a maritime patrol aircraft.
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These were plankotech versions of the ancient Bathysphere (from the Greek: bathus, "deep" and sphaira, "sphere"), an air-filled submersible ball lowered into the ocean on a cable.
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This chance encounter was recorded by a remote-controlled submersible back in 2009, and was recently released to the public by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI).
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The Advanced Imaging and Visualization Laboratory (AIVL) at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, a non-profit, will be sending experts down on OceanGate's submersible during the seven-week long expedition.
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One late summer afternoon, the 18-year-old was testing submersible robots in the Boston Harbor with his freshman pre-orientation group when his life took a tragic turn.
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It has expanded quickly in the United States and Canada, and in May announced it had installed its 8,000th electric submersible pump (ESP), an increase of 173,000 since November.
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In this submersible tale, a graduate student finds himself aboard a submarine where he will explore the fate of the oceans, hunt a fearsome creature and yes, find Nemo.
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"We have proven 100 percent" that the ferry is there, Ilyas said, adding that the submersible was later retrieved but needed to be repaired as its cable had broken.
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The fact that Vescovo's team managed four dives into the Challenger Deep also demonstrates that a custom-built submersible can operate reliably in the brutal conditions 7 miles down.
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Ballard's Titanic project came to mind, as did the director of "Titanic," James Cameron, who had recently piloted a submersible to the Marianas Trench, the deepest point on Earth.
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Mr. Guzmán's drugs came into Mexico and later the United States on fishing boats and trains, helicopters and planes, semi-submersible and tanker ships, shoe boxes and chili cans.
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Off the Galápagos Islands, diving in an American submersible, team members found the site teeming with life — contrary to the usual portrayals of the deep sea as a biological desert.
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Rugged robots could roam volcano craters, and submersible vehicles could patrol rivers — both armed with historic data and algorithms to identify potential eruptions or the telltale signs of industrial pollution.
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A robotic submersible captured the first-ever footage of a great white taking a nap, and you can see it innocently catch some zzzs with its mouth hanging wide open.
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The remotely-operated submersible recently filmed sobering and previously unseen glimpses of the ship for the new documentary Pearl Harbor: Into the Arizona, a co-production of CuriosityStream and PBS.
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All around her, critters floated and glided by as she peered through the thick glass bubble of a submersible, perched on a rocky ledge nearly 2,000 feet under the sea.
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" However, this doesn't mean Tesla fans can look forward to a Tesla Model Submersible: Musk makes it clear this would just be a "side project" due to "limited market potential.
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MOSCOW, July 2 (Reuters) - Fourteen crew on board a Russian defence ministry submersible were killed after a fire broke out, the ministry was quoted as saying by Russian news agencies.
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The company has expanded quickly in the United States and Canada, and in May announced it had installed its 8,000th electric submersible pump (ESP), an increase of 1,000 since November.
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The submersible that Mr. Sisi said was headed for the search zone on Sunday is operated by the country's Petroleum Ministry and can descend to a depth of 9,800 feet.
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Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk had traveled to the cave site personally to deliver a submersible rescue pod that he and his team at SpaceX had re-engineered from rocket parts.
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PANERAI SUBMERSIBLE BRONZO $16,500 Given the scheduling change next year, the tradition of brands loyal to S.I.H.H. or Baselworld jockeying for position during the rival show surely will die out.
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Fourteen submariners were killed on July 1 during a fire in a deep-water research submersible that was surveying the sea floor near the Arctic, according to Russia's Defence Ministry.
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How about that time Putin took a gander at an ancient shipwreck by riding in a submersible aquatic video that looked like it was straight out of a James Bond movie?
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Rojas, who will help monitor and operate the sonar system while aboard the submersible, said she was making the expedition to the Titanic because of her tight connection to the story.
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Photographer Peter Maguire was on a shark dive inside a submersible cage off Guadalupe Island, Mexico in September when he captured an intense moment between a few divers and curious shark.
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He became a national hero four years ago when Jiaolong, a manned submersible whose construction he organised, successfully plunged 20123,062 metres down into the Mariana trench in the western Pacific Ocean.
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Mr. Sisi said he hoped the submersible would find the flight voice and data recorders, although experts said it was not clear whether it had the necessary equipment to find them.
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The Coast Guard said Thursday that its cutter ship "Harriet Lane" seized some 5,000 pounds of the drug off the semi-submersible vessel manned by four suspected smugglers on October 23.
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Seychelles: The president of the archipelago made an impassioned plea to save the world's oceans, from the inside of a submersible craft 400 feet below the surface of the Indian Ocean.
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The Dong Hai Jiu 101 joined the search in February, initially contributing deep-sea sonar scans before being reconfigured in October to conduct dive missions with its own remotely operated submersible.
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While Grubbs was on deck of OceanX's 184-foot exploration vessel the Alucia, shark scientist Gavin Naylor descended in a yellow submersible and found a safe spot to tag the sixgill.
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Now, Aston Martin, the luxury car maker known to be James Bond's car of choice, has partnered with Triton Submarines to create a submersible that's made for those who like nice things.
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SEOUL, Jan 29 (Reuters) - South Korea's Samsung Heavy Industries Co Ltd said on Monday it has agreed to sell a semi-submersible drilling rig for $500 million to an unidentified European company.
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Scientists also hope to one day launch some kind of lander that could explore Europa from the surface, perhaps even sending a small submersible beneath the crust and into the ocean below.
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At more than 50 meters below the surface of the ocean, the team needed to use an unmanned submersible, supplied by Australian company Total Marine Technology, to capture footage of the animal.
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James' work with the British Secret Service gets him thrown into a cell by Jihadists in Somalia, and Danielle's deep sea research takes her down, down into the ocean in her submersible.
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Sonar was used to locate the Empire Wold some distance from its last reported position, and a submersible was sent down to the seabed to examine the wreck and confirm its identity.
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The Nautilus, a semi-submersible tourist vessel with large porthole windows beneath the water's surface and "missiles" of fish food, greeted us with a mock sci-fi soundtrack of a captain's voice.
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Three years in development, at a cost of $49m, the Limiting Factor (named for a spacecraft in Iain M. Banks's sci-fi Culture novels) was the most advanced private submersible ever built.
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A pair of dives in a submersible called Alvin confirmed the existence of the coral reef on Thursday, and based on observations, researchers estimate the reef is at least 85 miles long.
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HMCS Yellowknife will investigate the area in coming weeks, and a submersible will take photos and video of the ocean floor to finally say for sure, if the missing device has been found.
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" An earlier conversation between Putin and Shoigu on Tuesday revealed that the submarine is a deep-water research submersible; Putin also said that it was "an unusual vessel" with a "highly professional crew.
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It concluded that the merger of the two U.S. companies would not harm competition in European markets for various products where both were active, including electrical submersible pumps, refining chemicals and drilling sensors.
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Coast Guard crew members aboard the cutter Valiant intercepted a self-propelled semi-submersible carrying 12,000 pounds of cocaine in the eastern Pacific Ocean this month, arresting four suspected smugglers in the process.
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The Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 Automatic Bronzo (price upon request), with its aged bronze case and nautical-gauge stylings, seems almost steampunk, suggesting the undersea adventures of Jules Verne rather than James Cameron.
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Speaking on Wednesday in the port city of Severomorsk, where the submersible is based, Mr. Shoigu said that the 14 officers had fought bravely to contain the fire before succumbing to smoke inhalation.
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Dr. Inman became an early user of scuba equipment and made what is believed to have been the first dive in a submersible craft into narrow Scripps Canyon, off the coast of La Jolla.
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In the minute-long video, a member of the Coast Guard is heard yelling at a semi-submersible vessel tearing through the ocean -- a half underwater and half exposed vessel -- and demanding it stop.
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It can fix the Fitz where it sits, or carry it home aboard one of the funkiest vessels on the seven seas: a semi-submersible, heavy lift ship big enough to carry another ship.
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In 2007, the Argo program, an international collaboration meant to standardize ocean observation, was established, comprised of nearly 3,800 submersible robots called "Argo floats" that bob up and down, transmitting climate data via satellite.
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OSLO, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Italy's Eni will use the Songa Enabler semi-submersible rig to drill two infill wells at its Arctic Goliat field this year, the Norwegian Petroleum Safety Authority said on Monday.
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Our new technological capabilities stem not from revolution—sonar has been around for over a hundred years; submersible vessels since the mid-13th century—but of refining, allowing for deeper dives on sounder information.
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From a May 22 article, "Egypt Sends Submersible in Search for EgyptAir Jet's Black Boxes," the caption reads, "Prayers for the victims of EgyptAir Flight 804 at Al-Boutrossiya Church in Cairo on Sunday."
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After initial talks with Summit last year, Halliburton shifted its focus to reaching an agreement with Novomet Oil Services Holdings, a Russian supplier of electric submersible pumps that has operations in about 17 countries.
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NASA is gearing up to test drive a submersible robot underneath Antarctica's sea ice, with hopes of eventually sending a similar machine to search for aliens in the subsurface oceans of Jupiter's moon Europa.
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The 40-foot semi-submersible, a vessel made from an oil or gas drilling barge or platform supported by underwater pontoons, was found in the Eastern Pacific in early September, the Tuesday release said.
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She admitted to trying to obtain systems and components used in marine submersible vehicles at the direction of her co-conspirators at Harbin Engineering University in China, the Justice Department said in a news release.
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Jesús Pineda, a senior scientist at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, was aboard the the manned submersible Deep Rover 2 at a depth of approximately 1,263 feet when he and his crew spotted the swarm.
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And so, just as Cousteau occasionally swapped his scuba gear for the confines of the SP-350 Denise, Bodner currently focuses on an Italian-made aquamarine submersible as the vehicle for Like-A-Fish's technology.
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The Crawling Remotely-operated Amphibious Breacher, or CRAB, is a submersible, remote-controlled expendable breaching platform that can be deployed from a littoral utility craft, and it is expected to address a key capability gap.
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Even if a lander pulled off the feat, a Europa submersible would have to find a way to dig or melt its way through six to twelve miles of ice crust to reach the ocean.
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Using the submersible, crews were able to take pictures of it and collect other data, which was sent to a military base on Vancouver Island for analysis, according to the CBC, a CNN partner broadcaster.
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Experts suggest North Korea having fully submersible submarines firing a nuclear ballistic missile pose a dangerous scenario because they could offer the hermit regime a better chance of survival and might be harder to detect.
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That's immediately clear from the lobby (which hosts an Aston Martin DB5 from Goldfinger and a replica of the Turtle, a submersible from the revolutionary war) to the various galleries that mix Hollywood with history.
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Don't worry: No children at this free event will actually go underwater, but they will meet many of the species that live there, as well as have the chance to operate a submersible robotic vehicle.
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In the next couple of weeks, the ferry will be transferred to a semi-submersible vessel, which will lift it out of the water completely and carry it to Mokpo, a port 55 miles away.
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NASA and planetary scientists have been dreaming up robot missions to Titan — including sending a boat or submersible to Kraken Mare — for a decade or so, ever since Cassini verified the presence of lakes there.
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Most people would probably be intimidated by the thought of stepping into a cramped submersible, diving a mile or two below the ocean surface, and hunting the freakish microbes that thrive on scorching hydrothermal vents.
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It's precisely the type of experiment that interests OceanX, which in 2012 captured the first and only footage of the legendary giant squid wrapping its tentacles around part of the very same submersible Grubbs sat in.
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Later that evening, Phoenix will compare the process of campaigning to watching an unmoving submersible do absolutely nothing on the ocean floor for four hours at a stretch, with only the occasional fish to make it bearable.
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Another team, known as Melt (not an acronym), will use submersible robots and seals tagged with satellite transmitters to examine the glacier's so-called grounding line, the point where its front end rests on the ocean floor.
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A few years later, I'd see footage of Whitey using a submersible microphone to capture and mutate the sound of a plastic container full of water, nearly drowning himself over the course of his eight-minute set.
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A lander could conceivably sample the ocean by snagging and analyzing some of the water shooting from a plume, instead of sending a submersible deep down into the ocean, which would be a far more complicated mission.
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Norway Royal Salmon was awarded development licences this year to produce up to 220,270 tonnes of salmon under the Arctic Offshore Farming initiative which involves the use of semi-submersible offshore fish farms built for harsh conditions.
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The submersible is there for photo ops, and as I walked by it, I could just see the line of smartphone-yielding visitors patiently waiting for their turn to take the perfect selfie in the yellow Triton #UnseenOceans.
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Of course, the whole thing can be attached to a submersible, but it's small and simple enough that it also can be made into a handheld gadget for manual sampling, should that be what a given researcher prefers.
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Of all the advanced technologies OceanGate had to develop and test to make this expedition possible, Rush said building a submersible that can withstand the pressures of the deep, especially as a privately-held company, has been most exhilarating.
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Read More: This Submersible Is Designed to Explore an Alien Sea Samples collected from Europa—or any icy world—could be blasted back to Earth by the diminutive probe, with a modest price tag compared to previous lander concepts.
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But for now, the S.I.H.H. stalwart Panerai is trying to steal a march on Baselworld with the news that it is adding a 5.7-ounce bronze watch to its newly subdivided Submersible line (formerly part of the Luminor collection).
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We have updates from the Hong Kong campus where police and protesters are battling, an investigation into hundreds of pages of secret Iranian intelligence cables and a new kind of submersible bubble that makes the deep sea more accessible.
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Unsworth was leading a rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach from a flooded cave in Thailand last year when, in an interview on CNN, he mocked Musk's offer of a mini-submersible as a public relations stunt.
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But now, four years of investment and research into the EurEx (Europa Explorer) project, developed by the Bremen Robotics Innovation Center in Germany, has culminated in both a detailed mission profile as well as a working prototype ice shuttle and submersible.
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Though it will still be years or even decades before a submersible like the AUV Leng will make it to Europa, it's still exciting to watch some of the early kinks in such an ambitious and challenging mission being ironed out.
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The Kremlin said Tuesday that a "deep-water research submersible in the Barents Sea" (located off the northern coast of Russia and Norway) which was part of Russia's Northern Fleet suffered a fire in which 14 sailors died of smoke inhalation.
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The news comes as bereaved families and officials hope to find the last nine bodies still missing from the disaster, after the ferry was raised last week and loaded onto a semi-submersible vessel for a journey to a nearby port.
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It tested the missile's "cold-launch system," which uses high pressure steam to propel a missile out of the launch canister into the air before its engines ignite, preventing damage to a submarine or submersible barge that would launch the missile.
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There do not yet appear to be any seagliders designed for detecting or tracking submarines—but in April DARPA, the Pentagon's developer of futuristic technology, commissioned Sea Hunter, a small non-submersible trimaran that needs no crew, but carries sensors.
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Keeping a light trained on the creature would keep it at bay, at a safe distance; but too soon you lose that power, the relative comfort of a submersible, and it's just you and it and the rapidly shrinking distance between.
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A Chinese vessel returned the submersible drone to a United States Navy ship in international waters off the Philippines, near where it was taken on Thursday, a spokesman for the Department of Defense, Peter Cook, said on the Pentagon's website.
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The canyons are much deeper than a human can dive, so Dr. Shank's team, which included researchers from the University of Connecticut and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, used underwater drones and a submersible vehicle provided by the exploration group OceanX.
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MOSCOW — The Russian military submersible that suffered a deadly fire in the Arctic has a nuclear-powered engine, President Vladimir V. Putin revealed on Thursday, but his defense minister said the power unit was not seriously affected by the accident.
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In April, Victor L. Vescovo, a rich investor who has skied the North Pole and climbed Mount Everest, piloted a submersible — part of a $22009 million operation — into the Challenger Deep and declared his dive the deepest ever by a human.
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Make sure you stick around for the story of how one of the project's producers found herself several hundred meters below the ocean's surface, just off the coast of Antarctica, in a submersible that was beginning to take on water.
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The Icy-Moon Cryovolcano Explorer (ICE, for short) aims to land on one of these moons and send a robotic explorer down the shaft of an ice volcano, where it will ultimately deploy a submersible to explore the ocean below.
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Interdisciplinary teams of American scientists funded in part by the National Institutes of Health continued collecting samples at vents in places like Axial Volcano and the Mid-Atlantic Ridge through 2012, with researchers descending in Alvin or operating the remotely-controlled Jason submersible.
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The Defense Ministry said in a statement that the fire broke out while the submersible was measuring sea depths in Russia's territorial waters and the vessel had since arrived at the Arctic port of Severomorsk, the main base of Russia's Northern Fleet.
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Assuming, safely, that Aquaman does not want to be discovered by mankind, why would he swim up to, linger in front of, and then spectacularly swim away from a submersible that is CLEARLY SHINING A LIGHT ON HIM AND RECORDING IT ALL.
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The sanctions also cover Kvant Scientific Research Institute, which the FSB controls, and Divetechnoservices, which has supplied the FSB with "a variety of underwater equipment and diving systems for Russian government agencies," including a $1.5 million submersible craft, according to the Trump administration.
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The sanctions also cover Kvant Scientific Research Institute, which the FSB controls, and Divetechnoservices, which has supplied FSB with "a variety of underwater equipment and diving systems for Russian government agencies" including a $2900-million submersible craft, according to the Trump administration.
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The Crawling Remotely-operated Amphibious Breacher (CRAB), a heavy submersible, remote-controlled expendable breaching platform equipped with a mine flail, tiller, and rake, will deploy from a littoral utility craft and eliminate threats to a landing force to clear an assault lane.
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The Valiant&aposs seizure closed that fiscal year, and the crew of the cutter Harriet Lane opened the current one with another, stopping a semi-submersible smuggling vessel in the Eastern Pacific on October 23 and seizing about 5,000 pounds of cocaine.
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When a submersible belonging to an undersea observation outfit is attacked, Jonas is coaxed off his island retreat and pressed back into service — much to the annoyance of Suyin (Li Bingbing), who doesn't want him sticking his flippers into her rescue mission.
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If the crew members are lucky, they will be rescued in time, like seven sailors on a Russian submarine who had only three to six hours of air left when a British submersible cut the vessel clear of a fishing net in 0003.
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The team, which included pilots, researchers, historians and officials from the Philippines, watched as images were beamed back to the vessel from a remotely operated submersible vehicle circling a shipwreck at the bottom of Ormoc Bay, about 43 feet below the surface.
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It usually takes the Navy around five months to build even the smallest submarines to ferry Navy SEALs into and out of combat zones — but thanks to new technology, the Navy's most elite warfighters could slap together a submersible hull in just a few weeks.
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The small "radiation-hardened, screw-driven" submersible robot was designed to fit through the narrow, 14-centimeter (5.5-inch) diameter entrance of the pipe, according to the Tokyo-based International Research Institute for Nuclear Decommissioning (IRID), which developed the device alongside technology company Toshiba.
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A recently published Defense Department video captures crew members from the Coast Guard Cutter Munro as they chase a "self-propelled semi-submersible suspected drug smuggling vessel" (or a narco sub, for short) through international waters in the Eastern Pacific Ocean on June 18.
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"These ships are war graves," said Paul Mayer, the pilot of the submersible vehicles on the Petrel, who was in the co-pilot seat and watched with the team as the first new images of the Ward in decades appeared in front of them.
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It has a 10-ounce capacity, heats up to 145 degrees Fahrenheit, is "fully submersible under water" and, according to FastCo Design, the mug can maintain heat for up to eight hours, then "simply rest it atop the included conductive coaster" to recharge it.
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Had Kylo, a bratty teen at heart who seems enamored with his own appearance, dipped into a bacta tank — the submersible fix-everything medical solution of the Star Wars universe — healed his facial wound, then messed his forehead up in a different place just to look cooler?
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An ejection test in may tested the missile's "cold-launch system," which uses high pressure steam to propel the missile out of the launch canister into the air before the missile's engines ignite, preventing damage to the submarine or submersible barge that would launch the missile.
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US intelligence believed the ship was collecting data from underwater cables in the Caribbean whilst also spying on the submarine fleet, and according to The New York Times, Yantar—which is officially designated as a Russian Navy oceanographic vessel—was also equipped with two autonomous submersible craft.
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For the past five years, however, contractors have focused on delivering new high-tech tools to the Navy that can replace some of the chores currently performed by animals, including Unmanned Underwater Vehicles such as the Bluefin-21 deep sea submersible and bomb-zapping Knifefish drones.
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It's a 23.85-month-old, Austin, Texas-based company that was founded by two ex-Navy SEALs and aims to use autonomous submersible vehicles to provide access to deep-ocean information on a data-as-a-service basis, which I'd guess plenty of industries could use.
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Startup Terradepth, founded by two ex-Navy SEALs and based in Austin, Texas, is aiming to change all that using autonomous submersible vehicles that can, if deployed as a fleet with adequate scale, provide access to deep-ocean information on a data-as-a-service basis.
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The devices onboard the semi-submersible functioned properly, according to the paper, and the researchers were able to launch four rocketsondes to a maximum height of 1,230 meters (4,035 feet), receiving near real-time data on the air pressure and temperature as well as the wind speed and direction.
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For BBC America's Planet Earth: Blue Planet II series, which is now available on DVD and will soon be streaming on Netflix, the folks at Alucia Productions powered by OceanX, working with cutting edge submersible technology, were able to survey ocean waters that have never been explored before.
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CAIRO — Egypt has deployed a submersible to help find the wreckage of EgyptAir Flight 804 in the deep Mediterranean waters where it crashed, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi said Sunday, as he warned that it might take a "long time" before the cause of the crash was determined.
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Although I am usually partial to biological wonders, my favorite part of this exhibit was the technology under development, such as the soft fingerlike grippers that researchers are developing so scientists in a submersible or remotely operating one can take hold of objects and living things without damaging them.
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When the Chinese defense ministry said it would return the submersible drone, it also said the Chinese ship showed a "professional and responsible attitude" by seizing the device, although the drone appeared to be outside even an extremely expansive view of China's rightful reach in the South China Sea.
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Fabricated by the high-tech Big Area Additive Manufacturing 3D printing machine at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the 30-foot submersible hull was inspired by the SEAL Delivery Vehicles used by the branch and U.S. Special Operations Command to deploy Navy special warriors and their gear into particularly dangerous areas.
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The Petrel also houses a remotely operated vehicle, or R.O.V., a four-ton square submersible robot that looks like a futuristic elevator car, which is fitted with powerful lamps, high-definition cameras and hydraulic arms and is connected to the Petrel by a 6,000-meter umbilical cord on a winch.
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"Launched from a long-duration unmanned semi-submersible vehicle, with strong mobility and large coverage of the sea area, rocketsonde can be used under severe sea conditions and will be more economical and applicable in the future," said Jun Li, a researcher at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, in a news release.
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Shot on a coast guardsman's helmet camera, the one-minute clip posted to the Department of Defense's imagery website captured the remarkable end of a June 18 high seas pursuit on that ended with one team member leaping aboard a moving submersible and pounding on the hatch until suspected drug runners opened up.
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A bonus prize for having the submersible track a chemical signal to its source didn't exactly have a winner, but the teams' entries were so impressive that the judges decided to split the million between the Tampa Deep Sea Xplorers and Ocean Quest, which amazingly enough is made up mostly of middle-schoolers.
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"Whether each of those dives achieved the record-setting number, I think, is far less important than the idea that humans have now demonstrated their ability to reach any part of the ocean with a submersible that can bring back real, meaningful improvements in our understanding of the deep ocean," he adds.
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Gas-pipeline valves emerge abruptly from the prairie here and there, oil and heater-treater and wastewater tanks stand beside horizon-seeking lease roads, and wellheads with slowly rising and falling horse-head pumps, or with submersible electric pumps, or with no pumps at all, meet your eye randomly throughout the wide-open spaces.
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Here are some highlights from the footage: 5:50: a massive sixgill shark, perhaps 16 feet long (5 meters), visits the OceanX submersible 7:15: Gaze into the cryptic green eye of a sixgill shark 8:30: Naylor, ever coolly, tags a sixgill Grubbs, though, has tagged dozens of sixgill sharks in the past.
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The ROV, dubbed Hercules, recorded the unusual jellyfish — named Deepstaria enigmatica after the Deepstar 4000, a deep-sea submersible designed by the French explorer Jacques Cousteau — off the coast of Mexico&aposs San Benedicto Island in the Pacific Ocean in November 2017, according to a new study published in the May 9 issue of the journal American Museum Novitates .
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According to a CBP statement about the operation, the vessel was first spotted somewhere in the eastern Pacific Ocean on March 800 by agents in a P-423 Long Range Tracker, a surveillance aircraft with special sensors and radar to detect semi-submersible subs, which float just below the surface and are often camouflaged to blend in with the water.
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According to a CBP statement about the operation, the vessel was first spotted somewhere in the eastern Pacific Ocean on March 2 by agents in a P-3 Long Range Tracker, a surveillance aircraft with special sensors and radar to detect semi-submersible subs, which float just below the surface and are often camouflaged to blend in with the water.
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Experts disagreed over whether China's seizure of the submersible drone was intended as a signal to Mr. Trump, or even authorized by Mr. Xi. But Chinese decision makers probably took into account that Mr. Trump's team would read it as "a test and a warning," said Ni Lexiong, a naval affairs researcher at the Shanghai University of Political Science and Law.
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They described how, for nearly 30 years, Mr. Guzmán moved tons of drugs from Central America to Mexico — and then to the United States and Canada — through a mind-boggling variety of methods: speedboats, tuna-fishing boats, carbon-fiber airplanes designed to evade radar, helicopters, passenger cars, cargo trains, semi-submersible submarines, tractor-trailers packed with cans of jalapeños and yet another tunnel (hidden under a pool table).
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She also proved to be a central figure in drumming up support for the TerraMar Project, lending her voice to an environmental controversy involving a poisoned Canadian river in 2016, speaking at The University of Texas at Dallas in 2014, and, that same year, giving a TED talk about how her experience of finding a plastic hanger at the bottom of the ocean on a deep sea submersible dive sparked her quest for conservancy.
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Thanks to Brian Stucki of MacMiniColo who shared the cowbell-infused clip (make sure to turn the sound on): We've no idea what other cowbell Musk could have in mind, but the Model S has a hidden James Bond mode that turns the car (at least as far as the on-screen display is concerned) into the Lotus Esprit submersible from The Spy Who Loved Me — a car that Elon Musk personally purchased back in 2013.
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