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Discovery images from the ATLAS survey, with 2022 SF289 visible in the red boxes.ATLAS/University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy/NASA

A new hazardous asteroid-finding algorithm previews the coming era of data-intensive astronomy

(Photo credit: Claire Lacey, Marine Mammal Research Program, HIMB)

Using facial recognition to identify dolphins and whales

Example of reef halos around Hawaiian Islands as observed from satellite images. CREDIT Elizabeth Madin Lab

Using cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology that can monitor global reef health remotely

More than half of human pathogenic diseases can be aggravated by climate change

Sources of noise from deep-sea mining activities will span the entire water column.

Noise from one deep-sea mine alone could travel approximately 500 kilometers (roughly 311 miles)

Biofinder detection of biological resides in fish fossil. (a) White light image of a Green River formation fish fossil (b) Fluorescence image of the fish fossil obtained by the Biofinder. Credit: Misra, et al., 2022.

New detector may change the game in the search for signs of extraterrestrial life

Brisingid asteroid on manganese encrusted rock with nodules. Credit: DeepCCZ

There are just too many unknowns for deep-sea mining

Corals that withstood a severe bleaching event and were transplanted to a different reef maintained their resilient qualities

Diagnosing cystic fibrosis on the skin in real time

Water on the sunlit surface of the Moon

Seabed-mining impacts: Clearing up some deep-sea misconceptions

Deep sea mining could threaten midwater ecosystems

A promising vaccine candidate for the Zika virus

Combining BECCS and microalgae production to solve world hunger and reduce CO2

New evidence for a lot of water in the Moon’s interior