#GRWM as I prepare to board #Okeanos Explorer for the #SeascapeAlaska 5 expedition!

During this 3 week mission, we will explore the deep waters of the Gulf of Alaska through #ROV dives and mapping.

Learn more about the expedition: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okean… @oceanexplorer @noaa

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#POV: We are all busy at work here on #Okeanos Explorer as we conduct our first #ROV dive of the expedition.

Today we are diving 3,000 m deep to check out the geology of a previously unexplored area off the coast of Kodiak Alaska.

Tune in here: oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okean…

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Join our #ROV livestream live from the #Arctic. Tomorrow at 10am. 🌊 #ArcWatch youtube.com/watch?v=tXetGz2f…

Another opportunity to follow our #ROV BEAST underneath #Arctic seaice is the next livestream on Wednesday 10am CEST. Please share with anyone that might be interested to see a unique perspective of #seaice!
youtube.com/live/tXetGz2fAZI…
#Polarstern #oceanrobots @AWI_Media - Christian Katlein

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RT @oceanexplorer: #HydrothermalVents often feature unique animals and metals, but are hard to find & explore. This month researchers will test a new way to do this using an #ROV with coordinated multibeam sonars at an active hydrothermal vent on #AxialSeamount off Oregon.

https://t.co/AuXd854NBk https://t.co/7sEkpoZfYj

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