Researchers have discovered playing the ambient sounds of healthy coral reefs underwater helps encourage vital reef-building ... They also provide incredible benefits to our ecosystem by helping to ...

I’m incredibly proud of the work our team is doing, alongside many committed partners, to alleviate the effects of poverty and ensure no good product goes to waste. Through this new £6 million pledge ...

There, they watched a 2016 documentary called “Sonic Sea,” which chronicled the effect ... sound. And we see an opportunity — over 70 percent of the Earth’s surface is covered by [the] ocean.

Surface waves are the ubiquitous phenomenon at the sea surface, which are closely relevant to physical processes at both the air-sea interface and the upper ocean, to ship navigation, and to other ...

They have yet to identify the makers of these enigmatic sounds. Chapman’s journey into deciphering the mystery began in 1986 with the analysis of the data from the experiment. “We discovered that the ...

PacWave, an underground project seven miles off the Oregon coast near Newport, is slated to unleash the potential of ocean waves as a renewable energy source. PacWave, a wave energy testing facility, ...

and sent Amanda 15 title ideas! Some of them were definitely on the wacky side, including an idea Olivia came up with that we included just for comic relief: The Right Sandwich (Sally's Version).

PacWave handled all the permitting and construction, so wave energy developers can test their tech in the ocean. The Offshore Support Vessel Nautilus is seen off the coast of Oregon near Newport.

Mystery "quack-like" sounds detected in the ocean over 40 years may have been whales talking, suggests a new study. The noises were picked up in the Southern Ocean, off the coast of New Zealand, in ...

Due to wind shear, which is the change in speed and direction with height or distance, the top layer of the clouds begins to push forward and downward like a wave. The cooler air at the base of ...

Those who know how to surf understand that the rhythm of the waves changes. Clinging to the board, watching the ocean, you decide which wave to take or let go, calculating the direction. And suddenly ...