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Nearly 1,000 runners and walkers hit the beach to help endangered and threatened sea turtles during Mote’s 27th Run for the Turtles on Saturday, April 6, on Siesta Public Beach.The Run, which includes a 5K sanctioned...
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This summer, kids can get involved in something fishy: ocean-themed summer camps from Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium. Mote is a world-class marine research facility offering informal science education that goes beyond the textbook and into the...
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The first long term time analysis of jellyfish populations ever produced was reported in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on December 31, 2012.The truly international group of researcher found scant evidence that recent increases in...
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Art and science are teaming up to demystify ocean acidification — a serious threat to marine life and a complex puzzle for both research and public outreach — in the third exhibit of “The Art of Marine Science&rdquo...
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In a discovery which may require the need to re-evaluate future climate change models NASA announced on Thursday that a scientific expedition in the Arctic Ocean has found an incredibly high level of microscopic plant life existing and thriving...
Read more Fine-grained space (PhysOrg.com, Science Daily)For the better part of a century now, physicists have been trying to fit together their two top theories, quantum mechanics and general relativity. In general relativity, space is perfectly smooth...
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One day a man was sitting on a beach and was looking at the breaking waves. He recalled a conversation he had with a friend recently about riptides and how one can tell the strength of the current by...
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Finishing up Earth Science Week, we will take a look at an oceanography mystery of glowing waters. In the Jules Verne classic "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" a "milky sea" was encountered by...
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Non-creationists commonly argue that the Global Flood would have boiled Noah, his family, and his cargo alive if it occurred as proposed in the Hydroplate Theory. That assumes that the earth's core has always been as hot...
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There are some 400 species of shark in the oceans of the world, and it is said that new species are occasionally discovered. Are sharks dangerous, or endangered?
My Views and Reviews says, Shark Week has already reached # 1 Google...
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