Depth-defying scientific explorations
Nearly 300 feet under the ocean, Richard Coleman’s rebreather, which allows for extended and deeper dives, suddenly failed, cutting off the vital supply of mixed gases needed to survive extreme dep
Nearly 300 feet under the ocean, Richard Coleman’s rebreather, which allows for extended and deeper dives, suddenly failed, cutting off the vital supply of mixed gases needed to survive extreme dep
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, A-10 Warthog Demo Team, Navy F-18 Super Hornet and the Ghost Squadron will fly over Fort Lauderdale Beach during the Air Dot Show May 11-12.
A new study provides groundbreaking insights on the migration and foraging patterns of leatherback sea turtles along the Northwest Atlantic shelf.
The art of boatbuilding gets a needed plug during the Annual Plywood Regatta when middle, high school and marine technical school students gather April 20-21 at Dania Beach Marina, 151 N.
Tracey Sutton, a Nova Southeastern professor and director of the DEEPEND Research Consortium, was among 28 scientists, economists and marine policy experts worldwide who was invited to assess the U
A study conducted by a life insurance agency says that many Floridians prefer an eco-friendly final resting place over more standard methods.
Researchers studying South Florida’s coral reefs found that the region’s nearshore reefs and more sheltered inshore areas are less vulnerable to ocean acidification than previously thought — a majo
Over 100,000 people are expected to browse and buy at the annual Miami International Boat Show running as usual on President’s Day weekend Feb. 14-18.
While oceans cover more than 70 percent of the Earth, just eight percent of them are protected by marine sanctuaries.
Scientists looking to solve underwater mysteries have more valuable information at hand, thanks to a new inventory of animal species known or expected to produce sound underwater.