Historic ship capsizes in Santos port and will be removed from the site
The historic ship Professor W. Besnard capsized in Santos port and will be removed for potential recovery or preservation as a historical site.
Hydrothermal activity detected for the first time in the submarine volcano of Enmedio, located between Tenerife and Gran Canaria
A team of scientists has reported the first evidence of hydrothermal activity in the submarine volcano of Enmedio, enriching our understanding of underwater volcanism around the Canary Islands.
It's fun to solve the mysteries of the ocean... so make it your career
Oceanography is a promising career for those passionate about the ocean and its secrets, focusing on various scientific studies related to marine activities.
South American country to face anomalous waves in March
A hydrographic warning issued by naval authorities alerts a South American country about anomalous wave conditions affecting its coast from late February to early March.
A common rorqual of nine meters is found dead in the waters of Valencia
A nine-meter common rorqual has been found dead in Valencia, marking the second-largest whale species in the world.
Greek Oceanographers Dive on an Island in Antarctica
Greek oceanographers Dionysia Rigatou and Eleni Kytiou conducted the first scientific dive from the Bulgarian base St. Clement of Ohrid on Livingston Island in Antarctica.
Antarctic Research Vessel 'Shirase' Arrives Off Totten Glacier; Ocean Observations Begin
The Antarctic research vessel 'Shirase' has arrived at the Totten Glacier and has begun oceanographic observations.
Giant 'ghost' jellyfish the size of a school bus discovered at 253 meters depth; this is its impressive length | VIDEO
Argentinian scientists recorded a giant ghost jellyfish measuring about 11 meters long during an oceanographic expedition in the Argentine Sea.
Josefina Castellví, a reference in polar management and research
Josefina Castellví, a pioneering oceanographer and microbiologist, was the first woman to direct a scientific station in Antarctica, leading the Juan Carlos I base.
Oceanographer Josefina Castellví dies at 90, the first woman to lead a base in Antarctica
Josefina Castellví, the first Spanish woman to participate in an Antarctic expedition, has passed away in Barcelona at the age of 90.
"Doomsday Glacier" loses stability. Experts: Underwater storms are destroying it
The Thwaites Glacier in West Antarctica, known as the "Doomsday Glacier," is rapidly losing stability due to underwater storms and ocean water erosion.