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Record-High Atlantic Sargassum Belt Swells Sparking Ecological and Economic Crisis
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/a-continent-spanning-brown-ribbon-is-surging-through-the-atlantic-scientists-see-a-major-red-flagCoordinated Satellite Tracking Guides Seasonal Forecasts Monitoring the belt has become a joint effort among NOAA’s Atlantic Oceanographic and Meteorological Laboratory, NOAA’s National Environmental Satellite Data, Information Service, and the...
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Ancient Ocean Fossils Reveal Hidden Driver of Extreme Eocene Heat
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/space-science/elevated-early-eocene-atmospheric-co-2-tied-to-reduced-southern-ocean-biological-pump-efficiencyNitrogen isotopes trapped in microfossil shells show that a failing biological pump in the ancient Southern Ocean amplified global warming. Deep-sea microfossils reveal that a breakdown in the Southern Ocean biological pump drove intense greenhouse...
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Scientists Discover Why a Massive 5000 Mile Algae Belt Is Choking the Atlantic
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/ecology/a-nearly-5-000-mile-long-structure-has-appeared-across-the-atlantic-and-satellites-captured-it-from-spaceScientists have detected a massive 37.5 million-ton bloom of Sargassum seaweed stretching across the Atlantic Ocean, from West Africa to the Gulf of Mexico. For decades, the presence of Sargassum in the Atlantic was a predictable, albeit fluctuating,...
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Transparent-Headed Deep-Sea Fish Filmed for First Time at 710 m in Atlantic Abyss
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/during-an-expedition-scientists-filmed-this-transparent-headed-fish-for-the-first-time-710-meters-beneath-the-atlanticOcean Institute “This discovery shows why exploration still matters,” Aaron Micallef said. “Even in the Atlantic Ocean, where plate boundaries have been studied for decades, there are still places where the first close look can reveal something entirely...
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Earth’s Continents Are Quietly Breaking Apart Below the Surface, And Scientists Finally Know What Happens Next
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/earths-continents-are-quietly-breaking-apart-below-the-surface-and-scientists-finally-know-what-happens-nextContinents slowly shed their deep roots during breakup, sending ancient mantle material beneath the oceans and creating enriched volcanic activity. Ocean volcanoes often erupt lavas with chemical signatures that seem too old and too enriched to come...
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Deep Sea Creatures Found Living Inside Decaying Radioactive Waste Barrels on Atlantic Floor
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/200-000-radioactive-waste-barrels-have-been-sitting-in-the-atlantic-for-decades-and-scientists-are-finding-them-broken-open-with-sea-creatures-living-insidetheir current state and impact. More than 200,000 barrels containing radioactive waste have rested on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean for decades, a silent legacy of mid-century industrial disposal. Recent deep-sea investigations have revealed that...
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French Expedition Discovers Leaking Radioactive Barrels Now Forming Unexpected Atlantic Reef
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/they-dropped-200-000-radioactive-waste-barrels-into-the-atlantic-decades-ago-french-scientists-have-finally-found-themFrench scientists uncover rusted radioactive waste barrels three miles deep in the Atlantic, untouched for decades. When France launched its inaugural reactor, Zoé, in 1948, it immediately faced a new problem: how to manage the byproducts of nuclear...
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The World’s Only Sea Without A Coast Is Rapidly Changing And Scientists Are Concerned
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/there-is-one-sea-on-earth-that-touches-no-land-that-is-because-it-has-no-shore-at-allA journey through the mysterious, vanishing landscape of a sea where there is nowhere left to stand, revealing the environmental reality behind the phrase. The Sargasso Sea remains a geographic anomaly, a vast expanse of ocean defined not by...
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Rare HD Footage Shows Two Giant Bigfin Squid Swimming 4,300 Meters Deep
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/scientists-capture-two-rare-giant-bigfin-squid-on-the-same-deep-sea-expeditionunexpected biological findings, demonstrating that the ocean’s largest habitat remains largely uncharted. “Even in the Atlantic Ocean, where plate boundaries have been studied for decades, there are still places where the first close look can reveal...
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Scientists Discover 57 New Species in Massive Underwater Canyon Deep Beneath the Atlantic
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/a-submarine-canyon-nearly-twice-as-deep-as-the-grand-canyon-just-revealed-57-new-species-nobody-had-ever-seenScientists exploring a deep-sea canyon off the coast of South America have discovered dozens of previously unknown species in the ocean’s midnight zone. Marine biologists have unveiled a trove of previously undocumented biodiversity from the depths of...
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Why Divers Keep Risking Their Lives on the Mount Everest of Shipwrecks 70 Years Later
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/the-mount-everest-of-shipwrecks-still-draws-divers-despite-18-deaths-beneath-the-atlanticDivers still risk everything to explore the 70‑year‑old Andrea Doria wreck, salvaging artifacts the ocean hasn’t claimed. More than seven decades after the Italian ocean liner Andrea Doria slipped beneath the Atlantic, a new wave of divers is racing...
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Earth Is Forming Its Next Supercontinent And The Results Could Be Catastrophic For Life
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/earths-continents-will-merge-again-and-the-next-supercontinent-could-be-brutal-for-lifefrom Getty Images / Canva Four Potential Futures for the Planet’s Landmasses Novopangea: This scenario suggests the Atlantic Ocean continues to widen while the Pacific closes, causing the Americas to merge with other continents and Australia to migrate...
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Scientists Discover Real Life SpongeBob and Patrick Living in the Deep Atlantic Ocean
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/biology/spongebob-and-patrick-appear-in-the-oceans-abyss-as-scientists-uncover-a-bizarre-deep-sea-scenethe Atlantic, sparking viral comparisons to SpongeBob and Patrick. Researchers conducting a deep-sea exploration in the Atlantic Ocean have captured a striking image that seems to have leaped straight from the pages of a cartoon. During a mission led by...
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High Voltage and Bad Insulation Sank the First Transatlantic Cable in 1858
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/science/laid-in-1858-this-4-200-km-cable-connected-two-continents-then-a-decision-by-its-operator-doomed-itHow the 1858 transatlantic cable, hailed as a marvel, failed within weeks—tracing the blame to the very man tasked with its upkeep. In August 1858 a pioneering undersea line linked Ireland with Newfoundland, establishing the inaugural electrical bridge...
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Brazil Sinks Former French Aircraft Carrier Laden With Toxic Waste After Failed Turkey Transfer
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/environmental-science/france-sold-a-265-meter-aircraft-carrier-to-brazil-in-2000-23-years-later-it-sank-along-with-everything-still-on-boardsubstances. In February 2023 the Brazilian Navy carried out a “planned and controlled sinking” of the São Paulo in the Atlantic Ocean, roughly 350 km off Brazil’s coast in water about 5,000 m deep. Reuters reported that officials argued an uncontrolled...
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Sharks Become Mobile Ocean Sensors to Boost Hurricane Forecasts
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/scientists-are-turning-sharks-into-ocean-trackers-to-find-out-how-strong-the-next-hurricanes-could-becomeSharks are now science allies, helping researchers uncover hidden ocean data in a groundbreaking study that reveals an unexpected side of these predators. A team from the University of Delaware is turning apex predators into mobile ocean observatories,...
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Bizarre Deep-Sea Hitchhikers Spotted Riding Giant Spiders 3,000 Meters Below the Surface
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/researchers-spotted-strange-creatures-riding-giant-sea-spiders-more-than-3-000-meters-below-the-ocean-surfaceDeep-sea cameras have captured tiny hitchhikers clinging to giant spiders, potentially solving a long-standing mystery about life on the ocean floor. Deep-sea explorers have captured rare footage of tiny amphipods hitching a ride on the limbs of giant...
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Amazon Rainforest Flipped to a Carbon Source During 2023’s Extreme Drought, Study Finds
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/earth-science/amazon-rainforest-flipped-to-a-carbon-source-during-2023s-extreme-drought-study-findssame time, the air became unusually dry. Scientists linked these conditions to warmer-than-normal waters in both the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. When ocean temperatures rise, they can disturb normal wind and rainfall patterns. In this case,...
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Ancient Shark Teeth Found On The Seafloor Are Turning Into Natural Lithium Batteries
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/chemistry/ancient-shark-teeth-on-the-atlantic-seafloor-turn-into-tiny-factories-for-lithium-and-nickelAncient shark teeth found deep in the Atlantic are turning black, revealing a surprising secret about the metal-rich environments where they fossilize. Roughly 1,000 kilometers off the Brazilian coastline, a vast, submerged plateau hides a wealth of...
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Meta Is Building a Massive Undersea Cable With Enough Capacity to Stream to 75 Percent of Earth
https://www.bioscience.com.pk/en/subject/marine-science/meta-is-building-a-4-300-mile-cable-beneath-the-atlantic-that-could-move-25-000-hd-movies-in-a-single-secondsubsea cable backed by a tech giant is set to redefine internet speeds, stretching thousands of kilometers across the Atlantic Ocean floor. Meta has announced plans to deploy a massive piece of telecommunications infrastructure beneath the Atlantic...