The company wants to mine the ocean floor for deposits of nickel, cobalt and other critical minerals ... “Mining the ocean floor will damage fragile habitat and unique critters we haven’t even discovered yet.
Producers discuss their job, AI in music and their love for Nashville. Nashville producers discuss what they do, artificial intelligence's place in music and their love for Music City during a chat in Ocean Way Studio A ...Yes ... Who is opening for AC/DC?.
British frigate HMS Somerset (pictured front) flanks the Russian spy ship Yantar near UK water - which was feared to be hoovering up intelligence about the UK's underwater infrastructure.
“This round was about welcoming partners who bring frontline experience in ocean sustainability and port operations and can help us build a world‑class team.” ... using the oceans and marine resources.
Nashville producers discuss what they do, artificial intelligence's place in music and their love for Music City during a chat in Ocean Way Studio A ...
Nashville producers discuss what they do, artificial intelligence's place in music and their love for Music City during a chat in Ocean Way Studio A ... at the renowned Ocean Way Studio A in Nashville.
BOSTON — A South Coast lawmaker is pushing a bill that would ban the commercial farming of octopus for food, citing ethical concerns about the treatment of what he says are one of the ocean's most intelligent creatures ... .
It has been increasingly active in the IndianOcean in recent years, with China deploying space tracking ships as well as oceanographic research and fishing vessels on extended deployments, open-source intelligence trackers say.
The search for intelligent life is looking in the wrong direction ... Hypothetically, these other solar systems could have started their development of intelligent life billions of years before ours.
... oceans are hypothesized to be warmer than Earth's. Asked about possible multicellular organisms or even intelligent life, Madhusudhan said, “We won't be able to answer this question at this stage.
According to data from Xeneta, the ocean and air freight intelligence platform, a large-scale return of container shipping to the Red Sea and Suez Canal could trigger a 6% decrease in global TEU-mile ...
Data released by Xeneta, an ocean and air freight intelligence platform, shows global TEU-mile demand would decrease 6% if container ships begin sailing through the Red Sea and Suez Canal again instead of diverting around the Cape of Good Hope.
According to data from Xeneta, the ocean and air freight intelligence platform, a large-scale return of container shipping to the Red Sea and Suez Canal could trigger a 6% decrease in global TEU-mile ...