NOAA Live! Alaska is a series of interactive webinars, aimed at Alaska students in grades 2-8 (but of interest to all ages!). We will feature NOAA scientists, educators and partners to explore NOAA’s ...

Right now, a pair of robots are descending into waters no human eye has ever seen — and you can watch them do it for free. NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer is currently stationed in the south-central ...

A video livestream is showing rare footage of undersea mountains, thermal vents, corals, and possibly new-to-science species, now through September. Reading time 4 minutes An expedition to map and ...

Submarine volcanoes. Hydrothermal vents supporting unique ecosystems. Methane seeps with potential climate implications. Underwater canyons. Coral and sponge communities. Marine life ranging from ...

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), in its various incarnations, has been delivering us valuable data about our world for over two centuries. It closely monitors the ...

A new jellyfish species, the hydromedusa jellyfish, glides through the deepest ocean trench with its two sets of short and long tentacles. Whenever it spots an unsuspecting prey and moves in for the ...