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fromFortune
3 days ago

Inside billionaire Gabe Newell's new $500 million superyacht, which has a submarine garage and its own hospital | Fortune

Gabe Newell's 364-foot superyacht Leviathan combines marine research infrastructure and high-end gaming amenities, emphasizing purposeful design and crew-focused operations.
San Francisco
fromMission Local
3 months ago

Can boats and whales share San Francisco Bay? For answers, researchers go underwater.

Researchers are studying the effects of boat interactions on whale behavior off the San Francisco coast.
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fromState of the Planet
5 months ago

An Ocean-Mapping Expert Predicts a "Huge Influx of Data" Will Soon Reveal Hidden Parts of Our Planet

Ocean science relies on international collaboration for effective research and mapping.
Seabed 2030 aims to complete mapping of the ocean floor by 2030.
fromKqed
5 months ago

Backed by Supporters, SF State's Marine Research Lab Delays Closure | KQED

"Due to dropping enrollment and new reductions to state university funding, SF State faces a budget shortfall of approximately $25 million."
San Francisco
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fromFast Company
7 months ago

Luxury yacht owners are throwing scientists a lifeline

Yachts for Science is linking wealthy yacht owners with marine researchers to facilitate oceanographic expeditions.
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
7 months ago

Underwater robots, great white sharks and glowing jellyfish: New $50 million high-tech ship arrives to unlock ocean mysteries

The newly launched David Packard ship will enhance deep-sea research capabilities and explore diverse oceanic phenomena.
fromInsideHook
7 months ago

A Deep Sea Pioneer in a Post-Titan World

Vescovo is developing a new submersible emphasizing speed, maneuverability, and enhanced technology, including an artificial muscle manipulation arm prototype set to be revealed in 18 months.
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