#polymetallic-nodules

#polymetallic-nodules

Oxygen is produced in the dark of the deep ocean, highlighting a unique ecosystem.

Polymetallic nodules raise questions about the environmental impacts of deep-sea mining. [ more ]

Deep-ocean polymetallic nodules may provide oxygen for deep-sea life and are crucial for green-energy technologies, impacting global decisions on deep-sea mining. [ more ]

Polymetallic nodules on the ocean floor may not only be a potential source of valuable metals but also could be driving a reaction that produces oxygen from seawater without the need for photosynthesis. [ more ]

Polymetallic nodules on the ocean floor act as natural rock batteries producing oxygen, challenging traditional theories on Earth's oxygen production and discouraging deep-sea mining. [ more ]

The discovery of 'dark oxygen' production challenges traditional beliefs on oxygen creation and raises questions about early life origins and the potential for alternative sources. [ more ]

Polymetallic nodules in the Pacific Ocean's CCZ produce oxygen in total darkness, contrary to conventional beliefs. [ more ]