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Classic literature still offers rich lessons about life in the deep blue sea

When OceanGate, the deep-sea exploration enterprise, created a promotional video for its ill-fated US$250,000-per-head trip to see the wreck of the Titanic, it told prospective passengers to “Get ready for what Jules Verne could only imagine – a 12,500-foot journey to the bottom of the sea.” Those behind the video…

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Florida waters now 'bona fide bathtub conditions' as heat dome engulfs state

The unprecedented water temperatures — reaching up to 95 degrees Fahrenheit in some places — could intensify storms and hurricanes in the Sunshine State.

LiveScience

Met Office verdict on El Nino heatwave coming to UK - and if Brits will see record year

El Niño is a weather event that takes place every two to seven years and sees the warming of the Pacific Ocean which charges parts of the atmosphere, leading to more extreme weather events

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Sea snakes might have evolved to see colors again: Research

The annulated sea snake, a species of venomous snake found in ocean waters around Australia and Asia, appears to have evolved to see an extended palette of colours after its ancestors lost that ability in response to changing environments, according to a new paper published in Genome Biology and Evolution…

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Red alert: Inside the 14 July Guardian Weekly

El Niño, global heating and warming oceans. Plus: The pain of extreme hoarding.

The Guardian - UK

Small ocean critters use their poo to help seaweeds have sex

Finding a good partner in life is a tricky endeavour, so imagine how much more difficult this task becomes when you’re rooted in the ground.

The Conversation

Hidden 36 million-year-long cycles may fuel bursts of life on Earth, ancient rocks reveal

As tectonic plates clash and pull apart, sea levels change. This process has shaped marine biodiversity over time, a new study suggests.

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Global temperature rises in steps -- here's why we can expect a steep climb this year and next

Global warming took off in the mid-1970s when the rise in global mean surface temperature exceeded natural variability. Every decade after the 1960s has been warmer than the one before and the 2010s were the warmest on record. But there can be a lot of variability from one year to…

The Conversation

Rising Sea Surface Temperatures Off Florida Coast Raise Concerns For Residents And Storm Intensity

Florida's emerging marine heat wave threatens ecosystem and fuels hurricane season temperature intensifies.

Zenger

Expansive, intense heat wave is only getting started, NWS warns

In Florida, the extreme heat is being driven in part by ocean temperatures in the 90s.

Axios

Woman who transformed Network Rail van into dream camper home now travels the world selling her art

Illustrator Jasmine Hortop funds her idyllic, off-grid lifestyle through selling her ocean-inspred artworks

Manchester Evening News

Indian Ocean gravity hole was caused by extinct ancient sea, scientists say

Scientists have puzzled over the origins of a gravity hole in the Indian Ocean for years. Now, researchers think the sunken floor of an extinct ocean could be the cause.

LiveScience

Physicist who found spherical meteor fragments claims they may come from an alien spaceship

A physicist from Harvard University has recovered 50 spherical iron fragments from the bottom of the Pacific Ocean that he claims may be material from an interstellar alien spaceship

The Hindu

Titanic sub victims aware of fate for a MINUTE before vessel popped like a 'balloon'

The Titan sub built and operated by firm OceanGate imploded during its descent killing all five on board. Now an expert has suggested the implosion was caused by an uncontrolled vertical descent

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Seafood industry joins chorus of groups calling for halt to deep-sea mining plans

Fishers and retailers say mining’s impact on tuna fishing in the Pacific might be felt on supermarket shelves around the world

The Independent UK

OceanGate’s Titan sub actually completed less than 15% of deep dive to Titanic shipwreck – report

Passengers made to sign four-page liability waiver for ‘experimental’ Titan submersible

Space

Good news for the alien life hunt: Buried oceans may be common on icy exoplanets

Finding liquid water on exoplanets is 100 times more probable than previously thought, boosting the odds of alien life significantly, a new study suggests.

The Conversation

Climate change is transforming our oceans. Can fisheries management adapt?

Newfoundland’s northern cod was once thought to be an inexhaustible resource. In fact, much of the province’s history and culture continues to be linked with this iconic species. But in the 1990s, the northern cod population here collapsed by more than 99 per cent along with other groundfish species.

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Sea Level Changes Drive Earth’s Biodiversity: Study

This research challenges previous ideas about why species have changed over long periods.

The Independent UK

Florida in hot water as ocean temperatures rise along with the humidity

Record ocean heat has invaded Florida with a vengeance

The Conversation

New Australian laws for ‘engineering’ the ocean must balance environment protection and responsible research

The Australian Labor government has introduced a bill to regulate “marine geoengineering” – methods to combat climate change by intervening in the ocean environment.

The Independent UK

Mikala Jones: Surfer dies after ‘severing artery’ riding waves in Indian Ocean

The 44-year-old father of three died while surfing in Indonesia

LiveScience

'Anomalous' metal spheres unlikely to be alien technology, despite Harvard scientist's claim

A prominent extraterrestrial-hunting scientist thinks that more than 50 tiny, metal spheres pulled from the Pacific Ocean might be the work of intelligent aliens. Others are skeptical.

Daily Mirror

Chris Hemsworth and wife Elsa Pataky put on cosy display as they cuddle up in the sea

Marvel star Chris Hemsworth was pictured enjoying a beach day with his wife Elsa Pataky as they cosied up and cuddled in the ocean before spending time with their kids

Newsroom.co.nz

Beware 'blue carbon' bold, but uncertain claims

Audacious assertions about the oceans’ potential for carbon sequestration are not yet matched by reality, writes Jez Weston

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