NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Atlantic Ocean, 2015 Japan-US Cable System NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Pacific Ocean, 2016 Maya-1 NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Atlantic Ocean, 2015 The words "mass surveillance" usually bring to mind wiretaps, security cameras, and the NSA hoovering unfathomable quantities of cellphone metadata and Internet activity.
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In recent weeks, Chinese hackers have reportedly breached a US Navy contractor that works for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, stealing 614 GB of data about submarine and undersea weapons technology.
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"So we're back to the point now where we have to consider there is an adversary ready to challenge us in the undersea domain and that undersea superiority is not guaranteed," Lewis said.
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This is possible because of undersea cables and satellite communications.
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It would be the world's longest undersea pipeline, at 2,200km.
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Finally, there will be a new screensaver with undersea footage.
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"Undersea," her breakout essay, appeared in The Atlantic in 1937.
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You can take in breathtaking undersea views while scuba diving.
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Ariel's Undersea Adventure opened in 2011 with pomp and circumstance.
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James Pitts, commander of the US Navy's Undersea Warfighting Development Center.
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McKinsey says undersea robots are also being deployed to fix problems.
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This has led to a boom in new undersea cable systems.
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In 1992, the University of Hawaiʻi's Undersea Research Laboratory rediscovered it.
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The undersea reproductive race is sometimes lost before it has begun.
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But the undersea world is suddenly replaced by an error message.
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They seemed utterly bewildered by the undersea escapades they'd just witnessed.
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Named "Muraka," the undersea hotel room is a two-level structure.
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After Alaska, Quintillion plans to bring its undersea cables to Asia.
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Both Russia and China are increasingly advancing their undersea warfighting capabilities.
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In 2016, luxury resort Hurawalhi in the Maldives opened 5.8 Undersea Restaurant.
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Today, the company announced that it's decided to build another undersea cable.
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The PLA is tracking the foreign undersea hunters from the air, too.
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Countries have been rumored to be attempting to spy on undersea cables.
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A brightly colored fish hanging out on Kilauea's new undersea lava delta.
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These capabilities, plus unmanned air and undersea vehicles, are worthy of pursuit.
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They introduced major technology upgrades, including coastal surveillance radars and undersea sensors.
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Orange, formerly France Télécom, has doubled its capacity inside undersea internet cables.
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Orange, formerly France Télécom, has doubled its capacity inside undersea internet cables.
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To study such life, any undersea rover would need to be noninvasive.
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Fans of the undersea craft sometimes call these new submersibles inner spaceships.
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They also had to skirt undersea canyons and federally protected fish habitat.
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"In the undersea domain, the margins to victory are razor thin," Adm.
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The limited undersea endurance of pre-atomic subs shaped design and tactics.
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Some areas are believed to have undersea deposits of natural gas and oil.
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Here, humans have built undersea structures with viewports looking out into the deep.
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Soon thereafter, Australia announced plans to build its own undersea cable, trumping Huawei.
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Whales are heavily reliant upon sound to communicate in their murky, undersea worlds.
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That includes barring undersea drilling and mining, as well as commercial fishing activity.
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That raises the issue of another threat to undersea cables: deliberate human attacks.
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Today it announced three new undersea cables scheduled to go online next year.
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It announced an undersea cable that runs from Singapore to Australia last spring.
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Today, most long-distance undersea cables contain six or eight fiber-optic pairs.
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Scientists found a magical undersea world of unspoiled corals and schools of fish.
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They also capture the emission of light from undersea organisms like poisonous algae.
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And the possibility of undersea oil and gas deposits has exacerbated the rivalries.
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For neo-traditional florals, felines or undersea creatures, Becca Genne Bacon can deliver.
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The cable connects Google's facility in Taiwan with a location in Japan, which itself is connected to the U.S. via an undersea cable from the FASTER Consortium which has the honor of being the planet's fastest fiber optic undersea cable.
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Undersea drones will be used to search the area and recover any fragments found.
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Otherwise, you'll never see how beautiful (and futuristic) 5.8 Undersea Restaurant looks at night.
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That kind of bandwidth makes this the highest-capacity undersea cable in the world.
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FASTER Consortium, a global Internet infrastructure investment group, brought the undersea cable to fruition.
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As well as investing in undersea drones, the US is developing unmanned surface vessels.
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Well, it turns out one of our great advantages militarily is our undersea technology.
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On Friday, divers will determine damage to the undersea cables that power St. John.
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An explosion killed 11 workers when the rig lost control of the undersea well.
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Poland noted that the dramatic, undersea eruption collapsed a portion of the seamount's summit.
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He also leased an area of Long Island Sound so he could forage undersea.
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His father is a computer scientist at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport.
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Importantly from the point of view of Eurasian energy politics, it allows undersea pipelines.
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So animals living in undersea deserts depend on carbon from decaying organisms from above.
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The coral reef, flickering with simulated sunlight, plunges the viewer into an undersea fantasia.
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Authorities have said they are considering installing undersea cables, solar panels and other technology.
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In 2014, it boosted its Asian presence by buying undersea cable company Pacnet Ltd.
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Song of the Deep is an undersea Irish fairy tale in video game form.
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Russia has increased patrols of attack submarines near undersea cables in the Atlantic, according to American officials, in what they say is only the most visible sign of Moscow's renewed interest in submarine warfare and of its aggressive posture against NATO's undersea dominance.
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Fugro announced on Monday a contract to install new undersea power cable in South Australia.
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While the scientists study the thawing Arctic environment, the subs will conduct undersea war games.
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In recognition of this, the ship's remotely operated undersea vehicle will be called Boaty McBoatface.
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A shot of a Humboldt squid's arms and tentacles latching onto Widder's undersea light lure.
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This marks Google's fourth undersea cable, and the company said it plans on building more.
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So that headset took you on an undersea journey to the Lost City of Atlantis?
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This disruption was eventually traced to damage to three undersea cables off the Egyptian coast.
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The submarines are intended to quietly patrol lesser known portions of the global undersea domain.
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They're aimed at undersea oil rig workers, salvage experts or scientists exploring the ocean floor.
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To do so, she builds a submarine to explore sunken cities and fight undersea enemies.
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SUNKEN HUNDRED Illtyd Barrett, a Welshman, has named his pub for a mythic undersea kingdom.
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And then you get an undersea, desolate landscape of just muck and mud and sand.
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An undersea drone could hook up to the station and charge its own fuel cells.
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At that time, undersea drones "will operate where manned submarines and ships can't or shouldn't."
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Russia quickly unspooled an undersea cable, but it met only part of the region's demands.
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The search for Malaysian Airways flight MH370 turned up previously undiscovered undersea volcanoes and trenches.
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It's also the deadliest submarine for undersea combat the US has ever put to sea.
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Leonard C. Dollaga, commander of the Undersea Warfighting Development Center, said of the South Dakota.
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Writers are weird, jealous, greedy, backbiting, warped from the undersea compression of competition in Manhattan.
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But the line was soon abandoned, when an undersea cable was laid across the Atlantic.
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He also happens to live in a pineapple in the undersea city of Bikini Bottom.
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Russia quickly unspooled an undersea cable, but it met only part of the region's demands.
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" The document also reveals that Russia has a "new intercontinental nuclear-armed undersea autonomous torpedo.
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Undersea looting The shipwrecks had all been located within the waters of Indonesia's exclusive economic zone.
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The undersea volcanoes are about 250 miles (400 kilometers) east of Tasmania, and they're quite deep.
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The undersea observatory, by scrutinizing hundreds of ridge features, promises to help scientists address such riddles.
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It's similar to undersea cable projects the social media giant has undertaken in Europe and Asia.
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Undersea cables aren't a new idea and more and more tech companies are laying them down.
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Broken lava fragments, such as those shown here, comprise the majority of Kilauea's undersea lava delta.
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"The use of undersea drones opens up a whole new area of capabilities," said Mr Brimley.
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Exosuits and undersea mineral farms Nuytten, now in his mid-70s, has had his Hollywood moments.
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The undersea probe also took samples of seawater, sediment, and tiny organisms attached to the wreck.
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It's a unique feeling to have large undersea creatures come and stare at you, said Thurston.
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What about cutting undersea fibre optic cables, thousands of miles of which link the world together?
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Through its Project Link initiative, Google is building links between undersea cables, ISPs and mobile networks.
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But the final episode of Blue Planet II was not about the wonders of undersea life.
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The animatronic Ursula at Ariel's Undersea Adventure lost her head, but kept singing through the ride.
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An undersea search of the southern Indian Ocean, history's costliest such effort, has turned up nothing.
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Appropriately pale and spongy, it is spiked with fish sauce, its taste half earth, half undersea.
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They considered more than ninety possibilities, including an undersea tunnel, before deciding to build a bridge.
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For the US Navy, maintaining that undersea advantage means building more submarines and adding more capabilities.
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Sverdrup gets all electricity via an 160-km undersea power cable connecting it Norway's hydropower dams.
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That location has made it a crucial waypoint for undersea cables, which transmit data between continents.
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That's the idea Lindsey and his colleagues are pursuing with regard to undersea fiber optic cables.
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Aker Solutions, a Norwegian company that supplies the industry with undersea equipment like pipes and processing centers, is working on powering much of this underwater gear with electricity instead of traditional hydraulic fluid, a shift that could cut the costs of undersea projects by 30 percent.
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Western military experts have suggested it is capable of probing and possibly even severing undersea communications cables.
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Authorities are meeting in Canberra, Australia, to examine evidence and potentially consider extending the undersea search zone.
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Let's take an applause break for all of the undersea creatures to appreciate the insanely good joke.
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Here's what it's like to dine at 5.8 Undersea Restaurant at Hurawalhi, which costs $280 per person.
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But both are investing in technologies, from hypersonic missiles to undersea drones, that could threaten America's dominance.
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The data center will be powered by an undersea cable and renewable energy from the Orkney Islands.
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Unmanned surface and undersea vehicles will also likely play a mounting role in such confrontations – on Dec.
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Humans couldn't see or understand the undersea world and thus we could be fully invested in it.
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I made some great investments in cybersecurity and cloud software, and some undersea and sea-surface technology.
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Ideally, it should rely more on undersea power lines that connect it to the Netherlands and elsewhere.
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The data consists of three-dimensional models of undersea landforms as well as raw bathymetric survey information.
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Ocean waters will also turn metro fiber optic cables into undersea cables, which they weren't designed for.
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The bond between fellow undersea explorers, it's sort of like the "band of brothers" effect in wartime.
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The island gets its power via two undersea cables and damage was detected on the main one.
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BEIJING — China's new favorite action hero single-handedly routs pirates off the African coast in undersea combat.
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Ireland is an ideal location for these undersea maps, given its proximity to North America and Europe.
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Oceanographers say their kind of uncertainty arises because the main tools of undersea measurement are sound waves.
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Roughly 300 miles south of the flotilla, is the Navy's Atlantic Undersea Test and Evaluation Center (AUTEC).
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It is laying undersea fiber-optic cable, meaning more NATO nations will be communicating over Chinese infrastructure.
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The Great Astrolabe Reef encircles the isle and an on-site dive center will equip undersea explorers.
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Kelp tower in a fantasy undersea forest like something off the cover of a progressive-rock album.
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That's not exactly clear, given that the university is developing things like uncrewed undersea vehicles with Hanwha Systems.
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His vision is to establish an undersea habitat, potentially off the coast of Vancouver, called Vent Base Alpha.
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King Orm in Aquaman is building an undersea coalition to fight back against humanity's pollution of the seas.
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Along with traditional air drones, China paraded its underwater vehicles including what could be its first undersea drone.
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Ever since, costly expeditions have slowly explored the undersea world, which typically lies more than a mile down.
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Welcome to the hypnotic undersea forest found....inside the 2 centimeter tall body of a common sea squirt.
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After two years of building, the undersea cable Google built between the US and Japan is now live.
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It quickly becomes an elaborate undersea chess match where nobody really knows for sure which side anyone's on.
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We tend to think of coral reefs as luminous, undersea jungles that pepper the shallow, scuba-friendly tropics.
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America's recent nuclear-posture review describes it as "a new intercontinental, nuclear-armed, nuclear-powered, undersea autonomous torpedo".
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In June, Huawei said it would sell its 51% stake in Huawei Marine Systems, its undersea cable arm.
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To ensure that undersea sex is not subverted by overfishing and environmental degradation will require global co-operation.
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Some sanctions target Russia's ability to track undersea communication cables, which carry most of the world's telecommunications data.
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Deepwater drilling has suffered as cheaper land-based shale oil fracking has pushed producers away from undersea crude.
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Officials said they would investigate whether volcanic activity had set off an undersea landslide that caused the tsunami.
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The report also, for the first time publicly, said Russia was developing a hypersonic, nuclear-powered undersea torpedo.
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He wrote the best-selling sci-fi novel "Undersea," and you can follow him on Instagram or Twitter.
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Ryugu is named after Ryugu-jo, or dragon's palace — a magical undersea palace in a Japanese folk tale.
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They partnered with the Monterey Accelerated Research System (MARS), which operates a network of undersea fiber-optic cables.
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That matters, because a loud party in an undersea neighborhood disrupts life for everyone else who lives there.
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Using a ship equipped with advanced undersea search equipment, Mr. Allen's team began combing the newly identified area.
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Federal regulators are putting the finishing touches on their offshore drilling regulation meant to prevent undersea well blowouts.
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They grew in massive colonies, undersea and in deep soil, breathing in lethal gases and reshaping the planet.
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The undersea gusher it uncorked spewed crude into the Gulf for nearly three months before it was capped.
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Protesters arrived decked in undersea regalia, complete with shell-encrusted props, glitter, and a whole ocean of blue.
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Read more: This incredible map shows the undersea cables that keep the internet alive — and security services are worried Russia could cut themDefense authorities in the West have in recent years ramped up warnings that state aggressors, such as Russia, could cut undersea internet cables to disrupt the world economy.
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Remengesau boiled the problem down to simple economics, noting that sharks were an especially big draw for undersea sightseers.
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They are found near undersea volcanoes and along the ocean ridges that mark the boundaries between Earth's tectonic plates.
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The electricity generated (up to 250 megawatts, enough for 203m people) would be transmitted ashore by an undersea cable.
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He suggested the construction of an experimental undersea habitat off Vancouver that would be home to these ocean miners.
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For eight decades, geologists have used seismic imaging to estimate oil and gas reserves beneath the rocky undersea terrain.
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We are excited to announce that #BoatyMcBoatface will live on as a high-tech remotely operated undersea vehicle pic.twitter.
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Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said the Philippines would assign its own names to the undersea features of Benham Rise.
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Each hotel will sit 30 feet below sea level and afford its guests intimate views of exotic undersea life.
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You can get a birds-eye view of bustling cities, or get up close and personal with undersea life.
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One work renders the internet as a spooky undersea landscape with each water level representing a more unknowable depth.
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Whether undersea exploration will become more of a priority currently remains as unknown as parts of the ocean itself.
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And the new Egyptian-Israeli energy relationship could be diminished if Israel builds a proposed undersea pipeline to Europe.
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The Puerto Rico Trench, north of Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands, is an undersea fault zone.
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After the wireless business sale, it plans to focus on its enterprise business of data centres and undersea cabling.
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More than 300 undersea cables, which run a total of 550,000 miles, keep the internet running around the world.
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Lennon also noted a major increase in submarine activity around NATO undersea communication lines, according to The Washington Post.
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The Aurora Australis departed Hobart in early January to conduct research on the Kerguelen Plateau, an undersea geological formation.
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Of course most major undersea cables don't just have a big exposed end for random researchers to connect to.
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Ryugu is named after Ryugu-jo, or dragon's palace — a magical undersea palace in a Japanese folk tale. Yes.
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John Tammen, the director of undersea warfare on the staff of the chief of naval operations, explained to attendees.
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The undersea scenes are full of bright reds and pinks spangled onto a banner of crystal blues and greens.
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Related: The Undersea Arms Race Between the US and Russia Is Back On That brings us to the economics.
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And obviously, there were lots of uses for GoPros to capture unique photos and videos of undersea creatures and experiences.
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Improved propulsion, quieting technology, targeting systems and range enhancements naturally bring a substantial tactical advantage to Navy undersea combat operations.
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You turn all around and snap pics of any undersea life or other points of interest you manage to spot.
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The asteroid, named Ryugu after an undersea palace in a Japanese folktale, is about 20103 meters (3,000 feet) in diameter.
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It also said that Russia had been tracking undersea cables that carry the bulk of the world&aposs telecommunications data.
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NASA has been helping to find the submarine from the sky, and now the US Navy is sending undersea support.
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The world's highest capacity undersea cable could be capable of speeds that are 20 percent faster than thought theoretically possible.
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You can read a bit more about it here or just bask in its undersea glory in the video below.
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The break is at the end of the Nazaré Canyon, 140-mile undersea chasm that reaches depths of 16,000 feet.
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Last month mysterious explosions damaged undersea pipelines that carry oil from vessels to the refinery at Baniyas, temporarily halting imports.
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Kenya led the way in 2010 with completion of The East African Marine System (TEAMS) undersea fiber optic cable project.
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So in April Yuval Steinitz, Israel's energy minister, signed a preliminary agreement to build an undersea pipeline directly to Europe.
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Having seen the destruction wrought by mining on land, undersea miners are working doubly hard to plough a different furrow.
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A 55-km undersea cable is now the only connection between the Isles of Scilly and the UK's national grid.
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Today, more than 99% of international communications are carried over fiber optic cables, most of them undersea, according to TeleGeography.
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While tapping undersea phone cables was no easy feat, surveilling modern fiber optic cables is even harder, but not impossible.
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We are excited to announce that #BoatyMcBoatface will live on as a high-tech remotely operated undersea vehicle pic.twitter.com/05aTaxGEgm
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One imagines Nick Mevoli, young and beautiful—an undersea Icarus falling from the sun, away from friends, family and life.
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This week, a new undersea fiber-optic cable funded by Google and a consortium of Asian telecommunications companies went online.
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The project, called the Pacific Light Cable Network (PLCN), is the first direct undersea route between L.A. and Hong Kong.
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It also voiced protests over Moscow's plans to double the capacity of the undersea Nord Stream gas pipeline to Germany.
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And Russian submarines and spy planes are operating close to crucial undersea cables that carry almost all internet communications globally.
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But when it comes to his own home base, Disney's California Adventure, he prefers The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure.
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In 2017, a researcher tested the keto diet while participating in an undersea NASA experiment designed to simulate Mars living.
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Reliance Communications will continue to operate its undersea cable business and data centers after transferring the wireless arm to Aircel.
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Russia's undersea activity has reached levels not seen since the height of the Cold War, a NATO official said Saturday.
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The city, which was a hub for undersea cables from Europe, lost all communications with the rest of the world.
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He's the author of the best-selling sci-fi novel "Undersea," and you can follow him on Instagram or Twitter.
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In Mr. Obama's final year in office, the Interior Department issued new safety rules on undersea wells and blowout preventers.
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The violent shaking during the quake may have caused an undersea landslide that would have displaced water and created waves.
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Poroshenko urged Berlin to halt an undersea pipeline project that would allow Russia to supply more gas to Germany directly.
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Williamson referred to undersea interconnectors — one for electricity and three for gas — which provide for around three million British homes.
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The nonprofit Coral Restoration Foundation has been growing endangered staghorn coral in undersea nurseries and implanting them throughout the reef.
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NSA-Tapped Undersea Cables, North Pacific Ocean, 2016 NSA-Tapped Fiber Optic Cable Landing Site, Miami Beach, Florida, United States, 2015 Documentation of NSA-Tapped Fiber Optic Cable Landing Site, Miami Beach, Florida, United States, 2015 South America (SAM-1) NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Atlantic Ocean, 2015 Mid-Atlantic Crossing (MAC) NSA/GCHQ-Tapped Undersea Cable Atlantic Ocean, 2015 Under the Beach (Tumon Bay, Guam) NSA-Tapped Fiber Optic Cable Landing Site, Marseille, France, 2015 Documentation of NSA-Tapped Fiber Optic Cable Landing Site, Marseille, France, 2015 Columbus III
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For example, the new undersea capsules are designed to be left in place without maintenance for as long as five years.
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I chose an undersea one in which a colossal humpback whale visited me as I stood on a long-sunken ship.
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In Cameron's case, a personal submarine allows him to indulge a passion for ocean exploration that extends beyond his undersea movies.
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The big picture: Though still far off, conquering quantum technology could enable uncrackable communications, supercharged radar and more deadly undersea warfare.
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In 2014, scientists discovered four species of killer sponges off the coast of California, nearby undersea volcanoes and deep-sea vents.
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One of the hazards of dwelling near an undersea volcano is that an eruption can destroy your home in an instant.
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"They maintain investments in undersea warfare as one of their key priorities moving forward," Davidson said when asked by Connecticut Sen.
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Robots even wage war, searching out IEDs in Iraq, and plumb the depths, taking snake-like form to inspect undersea installations.
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Like a soldier trying to sneak up on the enemy, this crab uses local undersea plant life to hide amongst it.
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My real takeaway, though, is that this is going to be a spectacular, effects-filled movie with plenty of undersea action.
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The undersea quake triggered a "very small" tsunami that hit the country's northern coast, US Geological Survey geophysicist John Bellini said.
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Now married to Elena Fisher and working in undersea salvage, Drake has settled into a quieter existence than he's ever known.
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Yet as the internet has become more mobile and wireless, the amount of data traveling across undersea cables has increased exponentially.
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A power and data link is maintained using an undersea cable hooked up to the cylinder and feeding back to Orkney.
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Lebanon's energy minister has said the dispute with Israel would not stop Lebanon benefiting from potential undersea reserves in Block 9.
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Treasury said that Russia has been active in tracking undersea communication cables, which carry the bulk of the world's telecommunications data.
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The Tu-142 is a derivative of the Tu-95 strategic "Bear" bomber, with additive specialized equipment to conduct undersea surveillance.
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The US Navy has sent underwater search vehicles and two undersea rescue systems that could be used to rescue crew members.
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Mr. Putin's boasts about undersea nuclear torpedoes and earth-hugging cruise missiles emphasized the uselessness of American defenses against such weapons.
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The first demo was an undersea adventure where I was lowered into the ocean in scuba gear and a shark cage.
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Two undersea pipelines are under construction in the Delta and will carry petroleum about 340 miles to the refinery in Lagos.
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The Australian military is also making a big push in innovation in undersea warfare and drones in the air and underwater.
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The Journal notes that data centers in Europe currently service Saudi Arabia via undersea cables, an arrangement that slows down traffic.
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If surface warfare officers thought the SWO CNO would back off on the recent emphasis on undersea warfare, they were wrong.
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The Obama-era rule also added tougher requirements to the design of undersea wells and the lining that coats the wells.
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"The thing about ASW that we are relearning ... is it's an all-domain fight, not just an undersea fight," Lewis said.
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Western countries have long feared that Russia could cut undersea cables and interfere with the global economy and way of life.
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A tiny town in Oregon is fighting Facebook&aposs attempts to install an undersea cable connecting the US to Asia there.
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The Mark 5 helmet and dive suit was used from 1916 until the 1980s, according to the US Naval Undersea Museum.
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Qatar's best means of retaliation against its detractors is to shut off the undersea pipeline that supplies natural gas to Dubai.
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Analysts had opined that AGL was more keen on Vocus' retail business while EQT was interested in its undersea cable infrastructure.
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Google and Facebook are circling Africa with huge undersea cables to get millions online Yomi Kazeem reports on the progress of massive undersea infrastructure projects led by big tech companies: Facebook is reportedly working on plans for "Simba" (named after the Lion King cartoon character), an underwater cable that will circle the continent with landings on multiple coasts.
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As well as the Naval Undersea Warfare Centre's involvement, some of the research has been supported by the Office of Naval Research.
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From my personal experience at both, 5.8 Undersea restaurant is longer, with four more tables, so it checks off as the largest.
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The bill also directs the Pentagon to help Taiwan develop an indigenous undersea warfare program and recommends strengthened strategic cooperation with Taipei.
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Located about 1,903 meters (5,200 feet) down, the site is home to a network of hydrothermal vents and near an undersea volcano.
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Located about 1,600 meters (5,200 feet) down, the site is home to a network of hydrothermal vents and near an undersea volcano.
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The first is a huge increase in the capacity of the undersea internet cables connecting Africa to the rest of the world.
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The first Atlantic national marine monument spans 4,913 square miles of undersea canyons and peaks that start just south of Cape Cod.
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The undersea cable that Microsoft and Facebook are building between Virginia and Spain is faster, but it's also about half the distance.
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There are even military implications, with improved undersea surveillance making it harder for submarines to hide, thus denting their second-strike capabilities.
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The combined company would make a range of transceivers to help transfer high-speed data traffic through undersea cables and 1.43G networks.
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My id fails to register that this is just a robot, designed to perform inspections and do simple maintenance on undersea equipment.
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In my opinion, SWAT 20053 and its Stetchkov Syndicate expansion have actually aged better than the undersea horrors of what came next.
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The company has invested in two other undersea cables that connect the US to South America, Japan, and other parts of Asia.
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It would also require continual monitoring, using undersea video and other equipment, of deepwater and other high-pressure, high-risk drilling activities.
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A new paper says engineers should consider building walls on the ocean floor to stop undersea glaciers from moving, The Guardian reports.
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"We've seen activity in the Russian Navy, and particularly undersea in their submarine activity, that we haven't seen since the '80s," Gen.
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The ambassador said the Palestinians were entitled to declare an undersea "exclusive economic zone" in the Mediterranean under provisions of the treaty.
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Even in the final years of its more than three decades of service, the Olympia remained a symbol of US undersea power.
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In Namibia, some beaches were growing at rate of 8 meters per year after diamond miners built undersea embankments, said the researchers.
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Greece and Turkey have historical disputes over territorial waters and airspace, and potential access to undersea resources has added to the stakes.
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In February, the Avengers claimed an attack on an undersea pipeline, forcing Shell to shut a 250,000 barrel-a-day Forcados terminal.
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Related: The Undersea Arms Race Between the US and Russia Is Back On The point of keeping Soviet submarines out was twofold.
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Then it happened: Thousands of tiny pink balls shot up from the bare, bony colony, an undersea garden blossoming all at once.
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Glancing up, I saw the starry froth of the Milky Way, that night a mirror for the glitter of the undersea world.
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Yuri Hooker, a marine biologist who researches undersea life in Peru, said three of Tullow's oil concessions contain high levels of biodiversity.
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At the beginning of this year, Chinese government hackers retrieved troves of highly classified information regarding undersea warfare, the Washington Post reports.
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Teledyne is a world leader in undersea electrical equipment that's popular with the oil industry, including water- and pressure-resistant power plugs.
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Shutdowns can even happen accidentally, such as when one of the undersea fiber-optic cables connecting much of the world is damaged.
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After the Java and Mariana records, he'd accompanied Vescovo on science dives, finally visiting the undersea realm he'd studied for a decade.
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The Chinese are also expected to have significantly more guided-missile destroyers, advanced undersea warfare systems and hypersonic missiles, the projection says.
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It almost looks like these explorers uncovered an undersea cult ritual, when really it's just footage of nature's wild, but normal, ways.
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Physical: Cutting undersea cables combined with satellite jamming could cause continents to lose connectivity to each other and even fragment communications internally.
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The turbines, each roughly 600 feet tall, would be connected to a substation in East Hampton by a 50-mile undersea cable.
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In February the group claimed an attack on an undersea pipeline, forcing Shell to shut a 250,000 barrels a day Forcados terminal.
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Submariners are envisioning a whole range of missions for the big tubes, such as:Deploying large-diameter unmanned undersea vehicles for various missions.
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They have sent cable-cutting submarines along the path of undersea fiber optic lines that connect the continents, but not cut them.
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Tech companies are increasingly moving into the infrastructure space, funding new cables themselves, rather than joining telecom consortiums which operate undersea cables already.
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Three nuclear-powered attack submarines are heading for a rapidly-melting North Pole for the US Navy's biggest undersea Arctic exercise in years.
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Click here to view original GIFVideo: University of OregonJellyfish-like salp are amazing swimmers, converting their gelatinous bodies into efficient undersea propulsion systems.
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China has made marked advancements in its undersea-warfare capabilities and is using stolen US technology to further that progress, US Navy Adm.
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The summary: Fresh off his central role in DC's troubled production of Justice League, undersea superhero Aquaman (Jason Momoa) gets his own film.
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Together, these are signatures of a process known as methanogenesis—a metabolic reaction that sustains microbes in deep, dark undersea environments on Earth.
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Small, hard-to-detect unmanned undersea vehicles (UUVs) could be used to clear mines, hunt enemy submarines in shallow waters and gather intelligence.
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In 2017, Australia blocked a plan for Huawei to install a 4,000 kilometer (2,485 mile) undersea cable linking Sydney with the Solomon Islands.
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Most of the lava wound up spilling into the ocean, creating an enormous new undersea delta that hardy ocean microbes are already colonizing.
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Planet Ocean has chosen 250 undersea sites for its hotels and the coral reef restoration efforts that are part of its stated mission.
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In February the group claimed an attack on an undersea pipeline that forced Shell to shut a 250,000 barrels a day Forcados terminal.
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Shutdowns can even happen accidentally, such as when one of the undersea fiber-optic cables which connect much of the world is damaged.
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A kilopower unit could provide electricity for remote military bases, disaster relief operations where the electric grid has failed, and unpiloted undersea vehicles.
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The US Navy also is deploying four unmanned undersea vehicles with side-scan sonar -- another system that can create images of the seabed.
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Seafloor dredging creates the undersea equivalent of choking sandstorms, killing organisms, destroying coral reefs and other habitats, and altering patterns of water circulation.
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International telecom security: The Hill: Hackers seek to penetrate the undersea telecommunications infrastructure that carries the bulk of the world's intercontinental electronic communications.
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As it exits the wireless telecommunications segment, it will be left with a division housing its undersea cable business and internet data centers.
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"We are now seeing Russian underwater activity in the vicinity of undersea cables that I don't believe we have ever seen," Lennon said.
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Puzzlingly, Disney opted to compete with itself in releasing the CG Roald Dahl adaptation The BFG just three weeks after Pixar's undersea tale.
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Recently, Australia completed the laying of undersea cables to bring high-speed internet to their neighbors the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea.
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"The undersea battleground, especially in the South China Sea, will become a new domain of Chinese-American rivalry," a Chinese naval official wrote.
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Sure, a new undersea mining industry might help us move towards a greener future on land, but at what cost in the ocean?
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NATO officials say an unprecedented amount of Russian deep-sea activity, especially around undersea internet lines, constitutes a newfound "vulnerability" for NATO nations.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A strong undersea earthquake with a magnitude of 6.4 struck southeast of Tokyo on Friday morning, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said.
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Construction of the 7-kilometres (about 4.3 miles) undersea rail corridor between Mumbai and Ahmadabad in western India is slated to begin in 2018.
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In March, The Wall Street Journal cited U.S. security officials as saying the suspected security risk extended to undersea cables built by Huawei Marine.
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It has delivered over 10,000 kilometers of undersea cables, including for projects in Papua New Guinea, Chile, Bolivia and Mexico, the annual report showed.
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The debate was finally put to rest when the wreck was discovered by researchers from the University of Hawaii's Undersea Research Laboratory in 2002.
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What they found is pretty clear evidence that there was a sudden surge in undersea volcanism right at the same time as the impact.
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"The number of recommended attack submarines increased from 255 recommended in 22025 as the result of increased demand for global undersea capacity," Clarke said.
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Festo's creation emulates the movements of undersea creatures like cuttlefish using a pair of long, undulating silicone fins powered by just two servo motors.
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To halt the melting ice, some scientists have now proposed an ambitious geoengineering plan: constructing massive undersea walls to keep Antarctica's ice in place.
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Thai officials are currently in conversations with Mermaid Subsea Services in Bangkok, a firm that normally provides equipment for undersea oil and gas extraction.
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A terrorist organization or nefarious nation state decides to derail the global internet by faulting the undersea fiber optic cables that connect the world.
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"Little Fishes" is an undersea playscape and the haunting "In Dark Trees" features one of the best uses of wood block in musical history.
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Prell was referring to early plans to export wind and solar to Indonesia via an undersea cable and initial developments for hydrogen-based energy.
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STEPHAN AGOSTINI/AFP/Getty ImagesInvesting in undersea internet cables has been a big part of data strategy plans for tech giants in recent years.
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"You can basically supply all the rare earths you need from the deep sea," John Wiltshire, director of Hawaii's Undersea Research Lab told Gizmodo.
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Scientists have now learned that Kaikoura Canyon was hit by a particularly large series of undersea mudslides, destroying everything that lived on the seafloor.
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Companies that rely heavily on undersea cables spread their data across multiple routes, so that if one goes down, customers are not cut off.
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By contrast, the undersea cables can transmit 20 terabits per second, about 1.8 million times faster, although no single user will hit that mark.
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The demo includes a handful of familiar virtual experiences, including physics game Job Simulator, the Tilt Brush 3D painting app, and undersea environment TheBluVR.
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But new undersea transmission capability means the turbines can be located further offshore, away from beachfront homes, commercial shipping lanes, or whale migration routes.
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Huawei Marine, established in 2008 as a joint venture with Britain's Global Marine, is mainly engaged in the construction of global undersea communications cables.
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From Kaliningrad, a Russian territory located between Poland and Lithuania, Rosatom hoped to export power to Poland and even Germany with an undersea cable.
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A new undersea internet cable funded in part by Google and connecting Japan with the US is slated to go online starting June 30th.
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A new undersea internet cable funded in part by Google and connecting Japan with the US is slated to go online starting June 30th.
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Getting that close would be harder in wartime, when the ships, subs and aircraft around a carrier would be more alert to undersea lurkers.
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In the end, the ship was called Sir David Attenborough, but at least the ship's remotely operated undersea vehicle got the popular choice moniker.
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Its connection to the main power grid was severed, and volunteer workers say it'll take two years for the undersea cables to be restored.
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In addition to adding to the size of its submarine fleet, Harris warned earlier this year that they are also advancing their undersea capability.
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While many countries possess sophisticated aerial missile shields, no country has managed to develop a system for intercepting undersea weapons over a wide area.
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The U.S. Navy ordered its Undersea Rescue Command based in San Diego, California to deploy to Argentina to support the search for the submarine.
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INKA ESSENHIGH The New York painter of mildly hallucinatory, undersea-like scenes installs a commissioned drawing of a Soho dreamscape in the center's stairwell.
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This year, Australia agreed to fund an undersea communications cable linking Sydney with the Solomon Islands, following a similar deal with Papua New Guinea.
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A large portion of that money will go toward installing the undersea cable connecting Guadalcanal (and Papua New Guinea) to Australia's global internet hub.
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We also explained how a single cut undersea cable disrupted internet connectivity in the Red Sea region, including a days-long outage in Yemen.
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The North American plate is sliding under the Caribbean plate there, creating the potential for earthquakes and undersea landslides that can set off tsunamis.
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Dr. McClain and his colleagues had guessed that the alligators' tough hides would make it difficult — perhaps impossible — for undersea scavengers to devour them.
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The ocean is normally a fairly noisy place, with the sounds of happy dolphins, lonely whales and diesel-chugging ships saturating the undersea world.
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Conrad Maldives Rangali Island, from $9,999; The Manta Resort, doubles from $1,523 per night with three night minimum; Jules' Undersea Lodge, singles from $675.
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The unique acoustic undersea environment is further compounded by the presence of a contoured, reflective ice canopy when submerged, according to the Defense Department.
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Guests travel with a crew of veteran naturalists, a certified photo instructor, and an undersea specialist equipped with a hydrophone and underwater video camera.
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Couples at Yoron Island in Japan can opt for a Greek-themed underwater wedding, thanks to an undersea shrine built by the local government.
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The narrative plunges riders undersea on an adventure that uses the ride's hills and inversions to push its story, and scary sea creatures, forward.
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There have been longstanding fears that Russian spies could cut transatlantic undersea cables to disrupt communications and financial transactions, and take entire countries offline.
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The VPM also offers new opportunities, as it could serve as a launch platform for new land-attack missiles and possibly even undersea drones.
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A leak from an undersea pipeline network operated by Royal Dutch Shell spilled nearly 90,000 gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico last week.
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Approximately 21 hours later, only the tip of the tail remained, as the shark swam around the aquarium's undersea tunnel in front of aquarium guests.
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Earlier this year, an "undersea robotic craft helped carry the flame" for a separate stretch of the months-long relay, which involves some 7,500 volunteers.
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The vast undersea pipeline is opposed by the U.S. and some other EU members, who warn it could give Moscow greater leverage over Western Europe.
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The latest innovations incorporated into the RSE Guardian LF1, enable the undersea robotic solution to go deeper, fish longer and pull in a larger haul.
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The big picture: Since the tsunami was likely caused by an undersea landslide during a volcanic eruption, and not an earthquake, there was no warning.
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In recent weeks the 1,200km undersea pipeline has generated tension between President Donald Trump, Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, and President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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Image: NOCLater this week, an Antarctic expedition will set off to map the undersea currents that play a critical role in regulating our planet's climate.
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The team's data found that relatively warm waters rising from deep in the Southern Ocean are moving underneath the Totten Glacier through two undersea channels.
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It is now embedded in undersea permafrost and is only visible during low tide on the island, located between the Laptev and East Siberian seas.
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As a result, the global patchwork of undersea cables, satellites, and other technologies that connect the world often ignores the national borders on a map.
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Also in play are a wider standoff with the West and the threat of sanctions from Washington against a Russia-designed undersea pipeline to Germany.
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The US and Chinese navies each possess around 50 attack submarines, but America's undersea boats are much stealthier than are the less sophisticated Chinese boats.
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In a 2017 paper for the right-wing think tank Policy Exchange, British lawmaker Rishi Sunak wrote that "security remains a challenge" for undersea cables.
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And if you're looking for lots and lots of information, there are few better locations than the undersea cables which power the global internet itself.
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MOSCOW, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Russia's Gazprom has begun filling the first part of the undersea TurkStream pipeline with gas, the pipeline operator said on Friday.
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In a separate incident the botnet also knocked Liberia offline, a small coastal African nation, by flooding its single undersea fiber cable with internet traffic.
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In a blog post penned by Ben Treynor, vice president of Google's cloud platform, he announced the three undersea cables along with five new regions.
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Pre-salt oil, referring to reserves found beneath a deep layer of undersea salt, has been said to be of high quality and commercial value.
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The regulator CRE said specific daily auctions would be held from March 31, 2019 delivery, to allocate capacity for the 2,000 megawatt undersea electricity interconnector.
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Ankara has authorized Gazprom, which has a de facto monopoly on Russian gas exports by pipeline, to start building two undersea sections of the project.
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Washington (CNN)Chinese government hackers have stolen large swaths of highly sensitive data on undersea warfare from a Navy contractor's computers, The Washington Post reports.
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The visual effects of Life Aquatic, which feature stop-motion undersea creatures, promise a movie more whimsical and winning than the movie that's actually onscreen.
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Designed to be the world's quietest submarines, Seawolf-class submarines are one of the Navy's most advanced undersea warfighting platforms, and unique among US submarines.
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An attack submarine inventory of 41 boats falls well short of the 65 to 70 boats needed to effectively maintain undersea dominance, according to Hendrix.
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Among them are the rules governing installation and operation of planned undersea power connections that would expand transmission of electricity between Britain and the Continent.
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Microsoft has been experimenting with undersea data centers for years, and the current installation in the Orkney Islands will be deployed for around five years.
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For example, Google is beginning to lay its own undersea internet cables, creating the infrastructure for totally networked homes, and developing self-driving car services.
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In the report, six academics and futurists from the UK predicted coming technological changes including drone-style flying taxis, undersea highways, and luxury space hotels.
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In February the group claimed an attack on an undersea pipeline, forcing Shell to shut a terminal that produces 250,000 barrels of oil per day.
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The company's other businesses provide wireless technology, undersea systems, space protection and intelligence solutions and produces imaging systems and goggles for U.S. and allied warfighters.
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The character was actually one of the better things about that disaster of a film; prior to Momoa's turn as the undersea hero, Aquaman a.k.a.
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Hokkaido Electric was bringing other smaller plants back on line and also receiving some power transferred through undersea cables from the main island of Honshu.
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At the same time, the Navy is also interested in VPM-launched unmanned undersea vehicles, but the pairing process has proven something of a challenge.
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Navies around the world are arming their undersea forces with missiles filling the roles guns filled long ago—shore bombardment, anti-ship and anti-air.
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In March, one of those robots, the straightforwardly-named Remotely Operated Platform for Ocean Science, spent a staggering 150 hours exploring an undersea volcano near Samoa.
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The area appears to be brimming with marine life, including a surprising number of whales who may be using the undersea volcanoes as a navigational tool.
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As an enthusiastic undersea explorer, Cameron, 62, admits he fears that expected upcoming changes in the government's priorities could signal perilous times ahead for the planet.
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There's no better time to remember that there's much more to sharks than the frightening undersea villains we so often see portrayed in works of fiction.
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In 2004, a 9.3 magnitude undersea earthquake triggered a massive tsunami off the coast of Sumatra that killed 220,000 people in countries around the Indian Ocean.
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The undersea cable project will improve the service and operation of GTD's data center network, made up of seven data centers in Chile, Peru and Colombia.
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An undersea earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1 struck south of the Indonesian tourist island of Bali on Tuesday, the European earthquake monitoring agency EMSC said.
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Researcher envision future — and maybe more autonomous — Primer robots traveling to space and conducting undersea and rescue missions with a stack of these skill-ready sheets.
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Today, alongside partners in Asia, the two Internet giants announced they will build the longest and highest capacity undersea fiber-optic cable between the two continents.
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Go all HGTV on the bowl by spicing it up with LED lights or an undersea wall decal to create the illusion of a coral reef.
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These powers allow the NSA to collect intelligence on foreigners living overseas by tapping into the phone networks and undersea cables owned by U.S. phone companies.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An undersea earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1 struck off the South Pacific island nation of Tonga on Monday, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
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The Trump administration's new sanctions on Russia are casting light on the threat posed to the undersea cables that carry the world's electronic communications between continents.
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Mr. Favreau developed the project with a team that included Jake Rowell, who directed a VR project called "TheBlu," which put viewers undersea on a shipwreck.
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In that role, Submarine Group 2 will "employ combat-ready forces in [anti-submarine warfare] and undersea warfare operations across mission-essential sea-service functions," Cmdr.
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International search The US Navy said Saturday it ordered its Undersea Rescue Command based in San Diego to deploy to Argentina to help with the search.
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An 8,000-mile undersea cable connecting Los Angeles to Hong Kong is at risk of being abandoned over national-security threats, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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James Waters, the move is to hike the Navy's undersea forces across the Atlantic and through the Barents Sea amid growing threats from Russia and China.
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Surface ships continue to become more complicated as new technologies are integrated into every form of warfare and in every realm – air, surface, undersea, and cyberspace.
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That gives the undersea hero -- played by Jason Momoa -- the US box office crown for the weekend and adds to the film's already huge global total.
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Ocean Master wants to declare war on the surface world to save the undersea kingdoms from destruction at the hands of the surface dwellers' unceasing pollution.
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Officials said they think that the tsunami was caused by an undersea landslide that was set off by volcanic activity on the island of Anak Krakatau.
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On Wednesday, state oil producer said that it had determined that the leak had come from one of their undersea crude oil pipelines, local media said.
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By installing their device at the end of the undersea cables, the researchers were able to monitor shifts and fractures at the bottom of the ocean.
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The team's robots lit up not only masts, timbers and rudders, but intact coils of rope and elaborately carved decorations, as if touring an undersea museum.
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Every bite is a small tumult: lacerating lime; a basal note of fish sauce and undersea funk; enough chile to make you start taking shallow breaths.
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At current gas prices, it is not big enough to justify an undersea pipeline to Egypt unless more discoveries are made elsewhere in Cyprus, analysts say.
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Quintillion makes money leasing the bandwidth from its undersea cable network to local telecoms that then bring internet service directly to homes and businesses in Alaska.
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Mera is also known for having a fiery temper (despite her undersea home), so we hope the actress gets to show off some of those traits, too.
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Internet for much of rural Alaska is slow and depends on expensive satellites, and an undersea cable could bring much faster speeds at cheaper prices for consumers.
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"Normally there wouldn't be so much fuss over a cable to China," says Nicole Starosielski, a professor at New York University and author of The Undersea Network.
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Tata's relentless expansion into everything from watches to undersea cables, property, tea and finance, among many other businesses, makes the group very unwieldy, if not entirely unmanageable.
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The flexible and versatile snakes will swim around undersea equipment, performing inspection duties and simple maintenance and repair tasks, such as cleaning, adjusting valves, and other chores.
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In fact, even though Russia is under sanctions, Nord Stream 2 (NS2), a Russia-Germany undersea gas pipe that has divided Europeans and angered America, is not.
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An undersea landslide capable of causing a tsunami could have caused some shaking, Caplan-Auerbach says, but probably not enough to have been felt by people nearby.
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Seamounts, towering volcanoes submerged thousands of feet of below the surface, are considered undersea jungles, their nutrient-rich waters supporting a panoply of fish and marine invertebrates.
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The purpose is to create major transportation infrastructure where there isn't any natural space, so the government is creating a road from undersea land in the harbor.
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Sonar technology works by sending out an acoustic ping and then analyzing the return signal in order to discern shape, location or dimensions of an undersea threat.
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The company's capital expenditures, which included installing undersea cables and the construction of new data centers, were $7.7 billion — more than triple the same period last year.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - When Australia bankrolled undersea internet cables for its Pacific neighbors, it shut out a competing offer from Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies Co Ltd [HWT.UL].
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Under Erdogan, who supports using large-scale projects to bolster the construction industry and domestic demand, Turkey has built high-speed railways, suspension bridges and undersea tunnels.
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The competing countries are vying for rich fishing resources and potential undersea oil deposits in an area that sees about $5 billion worth of annual shipping trade.
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" Thayer said China "could use the cover story for this undersea network to lay sensors designed to detect the movement of surface warships and submarines in particular.
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He also questioned the impact a forthcoming rule meant to prevent undersea well blowouts at offshore drilling sites will have on energy production in the United States.
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The undersea wealth helped turbocharge the regional economy just a few years ago, thanks to legislation giving state and local governments access to a trove of royalties.
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) did release a joint public-private sector report last September on the rising risks to undersea communications cables.
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U.S. officials are looking to block an undersea cable backed by Google, Facebook and a Chinese company on national security grounds, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.
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Access to undersea gas stations could allow Gavias and other underwater drones to spend more time scanning the seabed, searching for crash survivors or locating enemy mines.
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The show's centerpiece is a 350,000-gallon re-creation of the Hudson Canyon, a mile-wide undersea wonder off the coast of New York and New Jersey.
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While blackouts had occurred in spots around the globe before, they were normally accidental, caused by damage to the undersea cables which power much of the internet.
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"This contract also continues the two per year construction cadence essential to sustaining production efficiencies, while ensuring our national security and the Navy&aposs continued undersea superiority."
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But new research from Berkeley could turn existing undersea fiber optic cables into a network of seismographs, creating an unprecedented global view of the Earth's tectonic movements.
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For now, Quintillion's undersea cables are just around the northern part of Alaska, and the company is taking advantage of a nascent business boom in the Arctic.
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Quintillion is also teaming up with local telecommunications companies to use the undersea cables to bring faster internet service to some of the nation's most disconnected communities.
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Mr. Duterte also mentioned Benham Rise, an undersea plateau in the Philippine Sea where there is no territorial dispute but where Chinese survey ships have been sighted.
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Unmanned undersea vehicles (UUVs) will be able to carry out a wide range of difficult and dangerous missions, such as mine clearance or mine-laying near an adversary's coast; distributing and collecting data from undersea anti-submarine sensor networks in contested waters; patrolling with active sonar; resupplying missiles to manned submarines; and even becoming missile platforms themselves, at a small fraction of the cost of nuclear-powered attack submarines.
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China's Huawei Technologies plans to sell its 51% stake in undersea telecommunications cable business Huawei Marine Systems, according to an exchange filing from the Chinese buyer on Monday.
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"Cisco's optical portfolio was mainly for short range data center connections, and now gains Acacia's skill set in areas such as metro, long-haul, and undersea," Cash said.
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A closer-in or littoral undersea advantage, Navy strategy documents explain, can increase "ashore attack" mission potential along with ISR-empowered anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare operations.
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That latest viral video might start out in an underwater data center before traveling to a satellite, undersea cable or balloon — then hopping wirelessly to reach your phone.
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Go back seventy years, and add ancient undersea civilizations and snarky aliens, and everything's just different enough to give a little perspective to the hazards of the present.
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Large systems of current course through the atmosphere, and they'll flow through anything that conducts electricity, such as power grids and undersea cables, which can lead to outages.
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Image: Getty Google is partnering with Facebook, Pacific Light Data Communications, and TE Subcom to build a massive, super-fast undersea cable connecting Los Angeles to Hong Kong.
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As befits their origins, the new technologies have military implications, too, as improved undersea surveillance makes it harder for submarines to hide, thus denting their second-strike capabilities.
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A leak from an undersea pipeline network in the Gulf of Mexico released nearly 90,000 gallons of crude oil before being discovered and shut down, federal regulators said.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama designated an undersea range of canyons and peaks off the US Eastern seaboard as the country's first Atlantic marine national monument on Thursday.
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Director James Wan shared the glimpse of Heard in character as Mera, the undersea heroine and love interest of Aquaman (played by Jason Momoa), on social media Thursday.
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Undersea strategic deterrence therefore, as described by Navy leaders, brings a critical element of the nuclear triad by ensuring a second strike ability in the event of attack.
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"We are now seeing Russian underwater activity in the vicinity of undersea cables that I don't believe we have ever seen," he said, according to The Washington Post.
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The undersea quake, which was later revised down to 5.7 magnitude, was 211 km (130 miles) northeast of Davao and at a depth of 60 kms (37 miles).
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Those who follow her on Snapchat and Instagram were treated to pictures and video of kids and adult guests dressed up like mermaids for the undersea-themed event.
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These undersea cables are increasingly being built in partnership with big tech companies as those big tech companies come to represent more and more of the internet's traffic.
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After video of a shark eating an undersea internet cable went viral in 2014, the International Cable Protection Committee issued a statement saying that the threat was overhyped.
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The Treasury Department also said that the sanctioned entities are involved in supporting Moscow's efforts to track undersea communication cables, which hold most of the world's telecommunications data.
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The project is part of a 2 billion euro, 10-year investment plan, which also includes connecting the island of Crete to the mainland's grid, via undersea cables.
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Why it matters: The World Magnetic Model, which is issued by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), exists to help undersea and aircraft navigation, among other uses.
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It's a sensitive topic, partly because the U.S. government also tapped undersea cables for intelligence purposes, as revealed in 2013 by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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Surprisingly, maritime shipping and undersea drilling industries also benefit jellyfish, since one of the creatures' reproductive stages, the polyps stage, requires them to settle on a hard surface.
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One tweaks the emergency alert system for "extreme high winds and storm surges caused by Category 85033 (and greater) hurricanes" and another deals with reporting undersea cable outages.
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Lessons learned from South Dakota will be incorporated into later Virginia-class submarines -- "increasing our undersea domain advantage, ensuring our dominance through the midcentury and beyond," Clarke said.
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The undersea quake, which was later revised down to 5.7 magnitude, was 211 kilometers (130 miles) northeast of Davao and at a depth of 60 km (37 miles).
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Seismic surveys to find the undersea deposits rely on loud explosions that, according to researchers, could drive fish away — especially the tuna that matter most to the area.
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And its telecommunications giant is eager to partner with a Finnish company that wants to lay a huge new undersea internet cable to connect Northern Europe with Asia.
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"There was no tsunami early warning because we, Indonesia, do not have a tsunami early warning system that is triggered by undersea landslides and volcanic eruptions," he said.
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But up to 1003 percent of the coral has been killed by the undersea heat wave, leaving behind dead, white skeletons that will collapse over the coming months.
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To counter China in the western Pacific, the commission called for investing in more long-range military transport planes as well as submarines and other undersea warfare equipment.
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In this case, the concession doesn't matter: The greens are terrific, half-drunk on coconut milk, and a stronger dose of bagoong hints at its time spent undersea.
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Russian ships were seen in 2018 in the vicinity of vital undersea fiber-optic cables, sparking further speculation that the Kremlin was finding a new way to spy.
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It comes as construction continues apace on Nord Stream 2 — a contentious undersea gas pipeline that will allow Russia to bypass Ukraine when delivering gas exports to Europe.
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A spiral staircase descends down to the undersea suite that sits 16.4 feet below sea level on the ocean floor, with king-sized bedroom, living area and bathroom.
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Tata Communications, which provides telecom and data services infrastructure through its network of undersea and terrestrial cables, has been looking to sell non-core assets to cut debt.
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He added that Moscow hoped another undersea gas pipeline, Nord Stream 2, which will run from Russia to Germany via the Baltic Sea, would be finished on time.
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The contractor that was breached was not disclosed but reportedly worked with the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, a research and development group that works on submarines and underwater weapons.
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In 2016, scientists used undersea robots from the E/V Nautilus to capture incredible pictures of light aircraft carrier USS Independence, which was intentionally sunk off California in 1951.
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The habitat would be built near one of many undersea thermal vents that form polymetallic sulphides, laboratory-pure metal particles that gather like fine, wet sand on the seabed.
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Under President Tayyip Erdogan, who supports using large-scale projects to bolster the construction industry and domestic demand, Turkey has built high-speed railways, suspension bridges and undersea tunnels.
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The data is carried back to shore through the Monterey Accelerated Research System (MARS) undersea cabled observatory, which provides oceanographic instruments with round-the-clock power and data connection.
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Thousands of migrants have tried to reach Britain on trucks and freight trains through the undersea tunnel in the past year, and several have been killed in the attempt.
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Elizabeth Pierce apparently had huge ambitions to build an undersea cable to give Alaskans (and eventually, parts of Japan, the Pacific Northwest, Greenland, Iceland, and London) better internet access.
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There has been significant concern, for example, about the undersea cables threaded through the Suez Canal, which are largely responsible for threading the internet from Europe to East Asia.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A 5.6 magnitude undersea earthquake struck 130 kms (80 miles) northwest of the South Pacific island nation of Tonga on Wednesday, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said.
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It'll measure the intensity of the flow, which acts as a kind of undersea conveyor belt, bringing cold water to the Earth's equatorial regions, and contributing to global circulation.
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In May, Facebook and Microsoft said they would collaborate on an undersea cable that would blow Google's out of the water by transmitting data at 160 terabites per second.
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Gazprom wants to bypass Ukraine as an export route and plans to build two more undersea gas pipelines to Europe: TurkStream to Turkey and Nord Stream 2 to Germany.
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Despite uproar from the local community, it appears Nickelodeon will push ahead with its plans to build an undersea attraction in Palawan — one of the Philippines' most pristine islands.
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The island gets its power from continental Greece via two undersea cables and damage was detected in one of them, an official at Greece's power utility Public Power Corp.
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This was the concern when Chinese telecoms giant Huawei -- which has faced intense pressure from Washington and its allies over surveillance fears -- began moving into the undersea cable market.
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Also, industry leaders and members of Congress have discussed fully funding and accelerating the program, an effort which will bring new nuclear undersea strategic deterrence technology to the Navy.
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Samples were taken from boreholes more than 5 kilometers deep and undersea drilling sites to construct models of the ecosystem and estimate how much living carbon it might contain.
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In creating the hub, Bulgaria would use gas pipeline links it is already building with neighbouring Greece, Serbia, Romania and Turkey, and eventually also an undersea pipeline from Russia.
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Closer to home, Qatar's exports of 2 billion cubic feet per day of gas via the undersea Dolphin Pipeline comprise about a third of the UAE's total gas demand.
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According to Roque, Beijing had proposed in 2015 to assign Chinese names to five undersea features at Benham Rise before the International Hydrographic Organisation during a conference in Brazil.
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He is part of a wave of marine scientists deploying marine mammals like narwhals, seals, and bowhead whales to map the undersea environment in areas where people can't reach.
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Currently, Dr. Derke Hughes, a researcher at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, is working on a project that aims to create a physics-based model for cicada sound-making.
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Costly, specialized ships for laying undersea pipes and placing equipment on the ocean bottom have been idled, and the prices contractors can charge for products have been cut sharply.
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Russia is also building an undersea unmanned drone capable of carrying a small, tactical nuclear weapon to use against harbors or coastal areas, American military and intelligence analysts said.
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After several hours, the garden eels rose from their sandy burrows to feed on plankton drifting by in the current, their snake-like bodies undulating in the undersea waves.
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In 265, US Navy commanders told CNN that Russian submarines had become increasing assertive in the Atlantic Ocean and that their undersea activity was reaching levels unseen for decades.
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The action is gorgeously fluid, the idiosyncratic 3-D visual conceits (including floating eyeballs undersea) are startling, and the story and its metaphors resolve in unexpected and moving ways.
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Just after noon on January 8, 2005, the USS San Francisco, US Navy nuclear-powered Los Angeles-class submarine collided with an undersea mountain while moving at maximum speed.
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In around 2011, according to the Guardian, GCHQ obtained access not just to email metadata but also content, by tapping the undersea cables that carry the world's internet traffic.
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The problem illustrates the vulnerability of undersea fiber-optic cables, which with a data-carrying capacity some 200 times that of satellites have become the backbone of global communications.
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The tsunami was caused by "an undersea landslide resulting from volcanic activity on Anak Krakatau" and was exacerbated by abnormally high tides because of the full moon, Nugroho said.
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SANTIAGO, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Huawei Technologies Co Ltd said on Wednesday it was "very actively" interested in building the first undersea fiber-optic cable between South America and Asia.
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It would use existing and new pipelines in Bulgaria as well as interconnector links it is building with Romania, Serbia and Turkey and eventually an undersea pipeline from Russia.
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Tierra del Mar is a small town in Oregon that is one of the few places where Facebook can install a high-speed undersea cable connecting America to Asia.
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To meet the challenge of more automated or unmanned forces, the Navy has been examining Extra Large Unmanned Undersea Vehicles (XLUUV) to conduct "dull, dirty, dangerous, and distant" operations.
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Eternal Reefs Inc, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the undersea environment, is due to complete the project by the end of the summer, said spokeswoman Becky Peterson.
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Ariel's Undersea Adventure, a clam-shell tour of Ariel's grotto from the movie "The Little Mermaid," opened on June 3, 2011 in Disneyland and then in 2012 Disney World.
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Russian submarine activity around undersea cables that provide internet and other communications connections to North America and Europe has raised concerns among NATO officials, according to The Washington Post.
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Memories are still fresh in Indonesia of the massive 9.15 magnitude undersea quake that triggered an Indian Ocean tsunami which killed more than 200,000 people in a dozen countries.
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Undersea cables laid through the Arctic could one day connect Asia, Northern Europe, and North America more directly, providing far shorter routes for data traveling around the northern hemisphere.
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Obama has used his unilateral powers under the Antiquities Act to preserve land and marine areas from around the Pacific island of Midway to undersea mountain ranges in the Atlantic.
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Fiber optics is most associated with telecommunications technology that can transmit internet, television cable, or cellphone signals; you've probably heard of it in relation to Verizon's FiOS or undersea cables.
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Bhandari was part of a group of 18 tourists who visited the island on the trip led by tourism company Undersea Hunter Group, according to Costa Rican newspaper La Nación.
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Some refer to them as AUVs, for autonomous underwater vehicle, others call them UUVs, for unmanned undersea vehicle, and there are at least half a dozen other names thrown around.
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The vessel is believed to be in water more than 3 miles deep and possibly on a side of a steep undersea mountain range, providing a small target for sonar.
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China's Huawei is set to sell a majority slice of its undersea cable division to Hengtong Optic-Electric Co., a Chinese manufacturer of optical cables, per a Shanghai regulatory filing.
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The iconic, beloved British actress will be voicing Karathen, "an undersea creature that holds the key to Arthur Curry's quest to unique the Atlantean and surface worlds," reports Entertainment Weekly.
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Data centers on land are open for engineers to fix and replace servers whenever needed, but Microsoft wants its undersea systems to go without maintenance for years at a time.
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Like an extension cord that won't reach all the way to the living room, Cape Wind's developers were stuck in Nantucket Sound because existing undersea cables were limited in length.
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Although this new deal involves only Facebook and Microsoft, Google has invested in two undersea cables that stretch from the US to Japan, South America, and other parts of Asia.
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ATHENS, May 24 (Reuters) - Greek grid operator ADMIE on Friday launched two tenders to build two undersea cables linking the island of Crete to mainland Attica, the energy ministry said.
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Greece hopes State Grid will help ADMIE with a 2 billion euro 10-year investment plan, which includes connecting the island of Crete to the mainland's grid via undersea cables.
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In 2004, a tsunami caused by a very powerful undersea earthquake killed 230,000 people in a dozen countries around the Indian Ocean, most of them in Aceh province on Sumatra.
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Following years of investigations, Helsinki and Tallinn are looking to build a permanent undersea link between the two northern capitals, situated on the opposite sides of the Gulf of Finland.
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A California company is working on an underwater refueling station that can top off the fuel cells of undersea surveillance drones, allowing the vehicles to venture farther and work longer.
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Teledyne, based in Thousand Oaks, California, showed off its undersea power station alongside Gavia, the company's popular underwater surveillance drone, at the Sea-Air-Space Exposition in Maryland in April.
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The leak, about 12 miles off the Louisiana coast, began in 2004 when a Taylor Energy Company oil platform sank during Hurricane Ivan and a bundle of undersea pipes ruptured.
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Then, early this year, a robotic camera, employed by a commercial team surveying an undersea route for a natural gas pipeline, illuminated not the gooey seabed but a mysterious hulk.
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When data, including phone calls, goes intercontinental, say between North America, Europe and Asia, undersea fiber optic cables are used 99% of the time, Nielsen said in a telephone interview.
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In particular, the new rules tighten controls on blowout preventers, the industry-standard devices that are the last line of protection to stop explosions in undersea oil and gas wells.
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Here&aposs his slow-motion version: As the oceans slowly lose water, the first bits of hidden land that emerge are the continental shelves — the undersea edges of each continent.
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China said the ship was engaged in "normal freedom of navigation" and was not surveying Benham Rise, a 13 million hectare undersea region rich in biodiversity and yellow fin tuna.
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Lennon added that Russian vessels had been spotted doing "underwater intelligence gathering," but wouldn't say for sure whether the Russian vessels had been seen actually interacting with undersea NATO cables.
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Ruth Gates fell in love with the ocean while watching TV. When she was in elementary school, she would sit in front of "The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau," mesmerized.
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Undersea cruisers The British Admiralty appears to have kicked off the idea with its extraordinary response to reports of the Kaiser's new U139-class subs, which packed 5.9-inch guns.
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On this most recent trip, the scientists sought to explore deep coral and sponge communities, bottom fish habitats, undersea canyons, shipwrecks, and a rich variety of ecosystems on the seafloor.
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Google and a group of game cetologists have undertaken an AI-based investigation of years of undersea recordings, hoping to create a machine learning model that can spot humpback whale calls.
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Many consider the opening of the ride (ahem, attraction) to be the beginning of California Adventure's renaissance, the catalyst to things like World of Color, Cars Land, and Ariel's Undersea Adventure.
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Beyond ushering in an unprecedented age of undersea exploration, Vent Base Alpha could be seen as an antidote for one of the most pressing issues we face up at sea level.
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The popular preschool tune has inspired a line of Vans footwear for kids, cleverly designed after the undersea characters in the song and coming in a variety of colors and styles.
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This Monday, it was revealed that Huawei is selling off its undersea cable business, which analysts interpreted as being at least partially motivated by the increasing toxicity of the Huawei brand.
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Huawei Marine Systems, in which Huawei holds a 51 percent stake, lays undersea fiber optic cables between continents in much the same way that Microsoft, Facebook, and Google have been doing.
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However, to reduce the site's pollution in line with the Dutch target of halving CO2 emissions by 2030, Henrar said the government would need to build the undersea carbon capture site.
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Prehistoric undersea landslides have been recorded before, including the Agulhas slide—an event that unleashed 4,800 cubic miles (20,000 cubic km) of debris off South Africa about 2.6 million years ago.
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And in your essay you show this too, when you talk about how the need to harvest natural latex to insulate undersea cables in the 19th century led to huge deforestation.
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At one point, the judge interrupted him with a question about undersea lava flows and ocean temperatures, citing an interesting "geology show" he had seen on television a few weeks ago.
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Putin also told reporters after the G20 summit in Hamburg that the Russian Nord Stream 2 undersea gas pipeline project is in the interests of Germany and the whole of Europe.
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In March, The Wall Street Journal cited U.S. security officials as saying that undersea cables built by Huawei could be vulnerable to espionage by the Chinese state, which the company denied.
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" This could anger other claimants, especially if, as Thayer warned, "undersea cables are placed on the seabed in disputed areas or are linked to facilities on any of China's artificial islands.
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The $386 million project, called the Ocean Observatories Initiative, involves 83 platforms equipped with fiber-optic cables, hundreds of sensors, and undersea robotics spread out across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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The error went undetected until last year, when an American undersea explorer asked a researcher, Yutaka Iwasaki, to go through the wartime records of the Imperial Japanese Navy base at Sasebo.
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According to Russian news reports, the Russian Navy is developing an undersea drone meant to loft a cloud of radioactive contamination from an underwater explosion that would make target cities uninhabitable.
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Obama created the monument in 2016 to protect unique ecosystems in a series of undersea canyons and seamounts on and near the continental shelf, about 21625 miles from Massachusetts's Cape Cod.
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In particular, the new rules will tighten controls on blowout preventers, the industry-standard devices that are the last line of protection to stop explosions in undersea oil and gas wells.
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The rules also add tougher requirements to the design of undersea wells and the lining that coats the wells, as well as real-time monitoring of subsea drilling and spill containment.
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But all usually gain access from a single undersea cable or international network node, creating upstream choke points that officials can use to essentially block a country's connectivity at its source.
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Obama created the monument in 2016 to protect unique ecosystems in a series of undersea canyons and seamounts on and near the continental shelf, about 85033 miles from Massachusetts's Cape Cod.
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While visitors to this resort in the Maldives have a multitude of luxury restaurants to try, the Ithaa Undersea Restaurant comes with an ocean view about 16 feet below the surface.
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The refinery and petrochemical complex located on 25,000 hectares of swampy land includes a jetty to ferry products by sea within Nigeria and abroad and an undersea pipeline to transport gas.
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The hackers targeted a contractor who works for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, a military entity based in Newport, Rhode Island, they said without identifying the contractor, according to the Post.
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We have picked out coloring books suitable for all levels of artistic prowess and with subjects running the gamut from serene nature themes to wacky animals with cocktails to undersea tableaus.
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The company, which was not identified, was doing work for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, which is based in Newport, R.I. Officials said that the data gleaned by China was unclassified.
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This year, the main vessel was the Stril Explorer, a British-flagged ship bearing a helicopter landing pad that usually services the undersea pipes and structures of the offshore oil industry.
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"I slowed down the start since, rather surprisingly, there&aposs a lot of undersea landscape instantly revealed in the first tens of meters," O&aposDonoghue told Business Insider in an email.
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"We are now seeing Russian underwater activity in the vicinity of undersea cables that I don't believe we have ever seen," said NATO submarine forces commander and U.S. Navy Rear Adm.
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The Navy didn't specify the mine's designation, but based on photos and descriptions, it was likely some type of moored contact mine — an undersea weapon designed to cripple or sink ships.
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As a consolatory gesture, the research ship's remotely operated undersea vehicle, designed to collect samples from the deep waters of the Arctic and Antarctic, will be named Boaty McBoatface, the government said.
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The incredible footage was captured last week by the Nautilus exploration vessel, which is probing the largely uncharted seafloor of Davidson Seamount, an undersea mountain habitat roughly 80 miles southwest of Monterey.
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At the Seeing Eye guide dog facility in Morristown, New Jersey, puppies spend the first three weeks of their life in plastic kiddie pools—the blue kind, speckled with colorful undersea cartoons.
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A contractor who works for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport, R.I. -- a research and development center for submarines and underwater weaponry -- was the target of the hackers, the Post reported.
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"It is possible that the ethane ends up in the undersea crust, or that it somehow flows into the adjacent sea, Kraken Mare, but that will require further investigation," Le Gall said.
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Eurotunnel, the company which runs trains that carry lorries and cars through the undersea tunnel between Britain and France, said that at peak times 250 trucks per hour travel in each direction.
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The decision to build the cable came down to an economic decision related to the sheer scale of Google usage, says Vijay Vusirikala, principal engineer at Google, whose specialty involves undersea cables.
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Banned in some regions in January 2017 by President Obama, air guns are a prospecting tool for undersea resource extraction, used around the world since the digitization of surveying in the 1960s.
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A United Nations convention states that it will grant undersea sovereignty to any country that can prove its continental shelf extends beyond the 230-nautical-mile margin currently recognized under international law.
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The mudslide created leaks in 25 undersea oil wells, snarled the pipelines leading from the wells to a nearby oil platform, and brought the platform down on top of all of it.
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While it's less prevalent today, we now kill large numbers by hitting them with our boats, poisoning them, performing military sonar exercises, blasting undersea air-guns, and entangling them in fishing gear.
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Madison, 37, Rotella and Rainbow stayed in "The Pineapple," the resort's 2,292-square-foot suite designed as a nod to SpongeBob Squarepants' own home in his fictional undersea town of Bikini Bottom.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - A powerful undersea earthquake that struck off the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Java has killed four people and damaged hundreds of buildings, the nation's disaster agency said on Saturday.
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Russian attack submarine patrols on European coastlines have increased to their highest number in two decades, in what Western military officials say is an effort to challenge American and NATO undersea dominance.
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US officials are seeking to block an undersea internet cable linking the US to China over national-security concerns, The Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing people involved in the discussions.
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A powerful magnitude 7 undersea earthquake struck east of New Caledonia's Loyalty Islands in the South Pacific on Monday, sending small tsunamis towards New Caledonia and neighboring Vanuatu, where authorities ordered evacuations.
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The refinery and petrochemical complex is located on 25,000 hectares of swampy land with a jetty to ferry products by sea within Nigeria and abroad including an undersea pipeline to transport gas.
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At The Muraka (from $40,000 a night), a villa at Conrad Maldives Rangali Island, little ones can "glamp" in an undersea suite while marine experts — also trained babysitters — read them bedtime stories.
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By Saturday, one of Yemen's two main internet service providers—YemenNet—was able to restore some connectivity by working with Oman's major ISP, Omantel, to receive service from a different undersea cable.
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The U.S. has expressed skepticism over Nord Stream 2 and in July, a U.S. Senate committee passed a bill to place sanctions on companies and individuals involved in building the undersea pipeline.
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Every year more than 13,000 tourists visit to snap selfies in front of the blurping mud pots and sulfurous vents of its horseshoe-shaped crater, the tip of a massive undersea volcano.
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Drones capable of underwater operation are little more than novelties at the moment, but the technology could advance marine research, revolutionize undersea cinematography, and let anyone explore places even experienced divers cannot reach.
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In an attempt to placate the ensuing outcry, a high-tech remotely operated undersea vehicle that will be known as Boaty in reference to the vote's outcome was also unveiled at Monday's ceremony.
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Finally, given that the LCS is engineered for both autonomous and aggregated operations, ALMDS could provide occasion for the ship to alert other surface and undersea vessels about the location of enemy mines.
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Also, Aquaman's whole schtick is that he's trapped between the undersea and above-land worlds; if you just let him stay in the water the entire time, you've kind of lost that appeal.
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Improved undersea navigation and detection technology, using new sonar, increased computer automation and artificial intelligence, enable quieter, faster movements in littoral waters where enemy mines, small boats and other threatening assets often operate.
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But the construction of ever-higher walls topped with razor wire around the undersea tunnel and now the port (financed by the British government), along with heavy French policing, has sealed the route.
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Dr Marra and his colleagues hope to use the planet's 1m-kilometre network of undersea fibre-optic cables, which carry the internet from continent to continent (see map), as a giant submarine sensor.
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Google started making investments in a number of undersea cables back in 2008, but one of its largest investments was in the $300 million FASTER cable between Japan and the U.S. West Coast.
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Nickelodeon first announced on Monday in a press release that it would be building an "undersea attraction and resort" on Palawan, as part of a 400-hectare development with Coral World Park (CWP).
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They're dangerous, are among the most badass and intriguing undersea creatures and, according to a new study, have another unique trick that only adds to their reputation: rolling their eyes to see clearer.
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In testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee on the future of warfare, Mr Clark argued that America should apply new technologies to four main areas of warfare: undersea, strike, air and electromagnetic.
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The idea is that they'll develop these robots to live on the seafloor, cleaning and keeping check on undersea equipment and performing simple tasks like tightening loose valves with their clamp-like mouths.
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The 83-year-old dame is voicing a creature known as the Karathen, an undersea mythical being that is more important to Jason Mamoa's Arthur Curry than he realizes, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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"The images in this book are a reflection of what I hear beneath the waves," photographer Christian Vizl writes in Silent Kingdom: A World Beneath the Waves, his stunning book of undersea photography.
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Even the opening credits are drenched; we are ushered down what appears to be an undersea hallway, through a door, and into an apartment, where chairs and tables float in a drifting dance.
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There were no reports of deaths or damage to buildings from the overnight undersea quake, which caused panic in Padang as people tried to reach higher ground when a tsunami warning was issued.
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"Sea lions have excellent low light vision and underwater directional hearing that allow them to detect and track undersea targets, even in dark or murky waters," the US Navy Marine Mammal program explains.
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Increased costs and the development of new detection techniques that do not rely on the sound a submarine makes could change the way the US Navy thinks about undersea warfare, according to Forbes.
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A plan to lay undersea optical fiber cable from Chennai on India's east coast, so that residents can finally have high-speed Internet access, has been under discussion for more than a decade.
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The Pentagon has said it plans to buy just 40 littoral combat ships instead of the 52 originally planned, saying the savings would allow the Navy to buy more missiles and undersea technology.
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The various modules, aglow with light and humming with sound, are connected via patch cables, evoking—whether Suzuki realizes it or not—the network of undersea cables that constitutes the Internet's circulatory system.
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The Panerai Luminor Submersible 1950 Automatic Bronzo (price upon request), with its aged bronze case and nautical-gauge stylings, seems almost steampunk, suggesting the undersea adventures of Jules Verne rather than James Cameron.
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Here's the video of this undersea "bonanza," as one of the researchers put it: The research team behind the footage is from the exploratory vessel Nautilus and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary.
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"The undersea battleground, especially in the South China Sea, will become a new domain of Chinese-American rivalry," Commodore Fan wrote in the commentary published on the website of People's Daily, a newspaper.
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One man who has made a living doing so is Jason Heaton, a Minnesota-based journalist, who is known to watch geeks as a test pilot for the world's most illustrious undersea timepieces.
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Coming without warning, the wave that rose from the Sunda Strait to hit Sumatra and Java late Saturday was thought to have been caused by an undersea landslide set off by volcanic activity.
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In November, the new Conrad Maldives Rangali Island resort in the Maldives will debut an undersea suite where the bedroom, living area and bathroom are in glass chambers resting on the ocean floor.
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This expanse of pumice—a type of glass-rich volcanic debris—was belched up a few weeks ago by an undersea volcano located about 30 miles northwest of the Tongan island of Vava'u.
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For example: To add to the alienation BoJack feels as the inverse of a "fish out of water," Hanawalt drew influences from Korean graphic design to set the undersea world apart from land.
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The project she is working on would bring a new system to Indonesia that would use undersea communication to avoid the use of surface buoys that could be vandalized or hit by ships.
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After a delirious run, this tale of a little Porifera that could, directed by Tina Landau and designed within a blissful inch of its undersea life by David Zinn, squeezes itself all out.
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It also comes as Moscow is hoping to launch two other major energy projects — the Nord Steam 2 undersea Baltic gas pipeline to Germany and the TurkStream pipeline to Turkey and southern Europe.
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Russian agents have been sent to Ireland to inspect its undersea cables, and it's sparking fears they could be tapped or cut in the future, according to The Sunday Times citing Irish police.
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The 28500 U.S. Defense Department's report on China's military stated that the Peoples Liberation Army Navy's undersea force "will likely grow to between 6900 and 2628 submarines" by the end of this year.
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It also comes as Moscow is hoping to launch two other major energy projects -- the Nord Steam 2 undersea Baltic gas pipeline to Germany and the TurkStream pipeline to Turkey and southern Europe.
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The internet balloons, undersea cables, and dominant search engines and online stores of companies like Alphabet and Amazon prompt fears that these companies can push around not only their customers but also governments.
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The GAO found that as of June, eight of the Navy's 11 destroyers and cruisers based in Japan had expired certifications for mobility and seamanship, air warfare and undersea warfare, according to CNN.
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The Israelis may prefer to build a new undersea pipeline that would bypass Sinai to avoid sabotage or use a separate pipeline that Egypt has built to Jordan, Syria and Lebanon, analysts said.
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Until 2015, he worked as a civil servant on submarine-related technologies for the United States Navy at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in Newport, R.I. He graduated summa cum laude from Tufts.
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The new technology also involves adjustments to the electronic circuitry in order to make the acoustic signals that are received from the system that allow the torpedo to better operate in its undersea environment.
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The Navy is implementing elements of this strategy with its recently launched USS South Dakota, a Block III Virginia-Class attack submarine engineered with a host of new, unprecedented undersea technologies, Navy officials said.
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Last year, the CEO of Quintillion, an Alaskan company trying to build a trans-Arctic undersea cable, was charged with wire fraud after forging contracts to help raise more than $250 million from investors.
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Examples include Arizona's Meteor Crater near Flagstaff and the undersea impact crater off the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico that is believed to have led to the extinction of the dinosaurs 2100 million years ago.
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LIMA (Reuters) - A 5.6-magnitude undersea earthquake struck the Pacific Ocean off of Peru's southern coast on Friday, triggering landslides on local roads that killed one person and wounded two, a regional governor said.
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"Thanks" to a warming planet and retreating pack-ice in the Arctic Ocean, installation of a 15,000 km undersea fiber-optic cable directly linking Europe and Asia for the first time is now possible.
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"Our current fleet is strained beyond its ability to meet the demand for undersea capabilities and ... we need to do all we can to mitigate the looming shortfall in the decade ahead," he said.
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Because eating at a restaurant with your partner isn't enough of a sensory experience, you need to pretend you're submerged in an undersea abyss with dolphins and starfish and the fucking Titanic, I guess.
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In May, Australia said it would spend about A$200 million to develop an undersea internet cables to Papua New Guinea (PNG) and the Solomon Islands amid national security concerns about China's Huawei Technologies.
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In June 2013, using documents provided by Edward Snowden, The Guardian revealed that the GCHQ taps fibre-optic undersea cables in order to intercept emails, internet histories, calls, and a wealth of other data.
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It is planning to boost capacity of an existing undersea pipeline to Germany, a project known as Nord Stream 2, which together with TurkStream would remove the need to send any gas via Ukraine.
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When T'Challa elects to form an alliance with Namor, the undersea dweller who caused the flood, both Ayo and Aneka inform T'Challa that they no longer serve him, and they leave the Dora Milaje.
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The backstory: The Washington Post reported earlier this month that hackers linked to the Chinese government had penetrated computers used by a contractor working for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center in January and February.
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Hackers linked to the Chinese government broke into computers belonging to a Navy contractor and stole a trove of sensitive information about a U.S. Navy project and undersea warfare, The Washington Post is reporting.
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Australia has completed the laying of undersea cables for its high-speed internet project in the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea, a snub to China's Huawei which had previously competed for the deal.
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When he agreed, somewhat reluctantly, to take on the administrative role of department chair, ten years ago, he made up for it by treating himself to a large, comic-book-style, undersea-themed tattoo.
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Hee canceled a $28500 million leasing contract with an independent undersea cable network in favor for a $6900 million leasing contract with Paniolo LLC, owned by private trusts of his three college-age children.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A powerful magnitude 7 undersea earthquake struck east of New Caledonia's Loyalty Islands in the South Pacific on Monday, sending small tsunamis towards New Caledonia and neighboring Vanuatu, where authorities ordered evacuations.
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Last month, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's government agreed to fund a multimillion-dollar undersea communications cable linking the Solomon Islands with Australia, effectively blocking Huawei's plan to lay the cables for the island nation.
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The US Navy commissioned the USS South Dakota on Saturday and, in doing so, ushered in a new era of millennial undersea war fighters and the most technologically advanced submarine hunter-killer on Earth.
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But McKibben explains how their manufacture and distribution depend on multiple big systems — undersea and desert oil drilling, limestone and sand mining, fiberglass fabrication, pipelines, refineries, rail lines, truck routes, building supply stores, etc.
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He followed Sir Vivian Fuchs to Antarctica and impersonated a Special Branch officer while pursuing a scoop about KGB embeds in a tiny seaside town where the Royal Navy tested equipment for undersea warfare.
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Uneasy NATO allies Greece and Turkey are historic regional rivals who came close to war three times in the past half-century, and even before this crisis relations were tense over undersea exploration rights.
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Locals in coastal Tierra del Mar are trying to stop Facebook from using property in their quiet community to build a landing spot for an ultra high-speed, undersea cable connecting America with Asia.
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One is "upstream" collection, a process in which the NSA collects digital communications through the internet's backbone — undersea cables that process large volumes of internet traffic, which internet service providers send to the government.
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But like ISPs, these CNPs lease or own vast networks of fiber and undersea cable connections between their data centers, encryption proxy networks, and video distribution nodes in most every country in the world.
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Whereas the N.S.A.'s best-known programs grab data in transit from switching rooms and undersea cables, the R.C.S. acquires it at the source, right off a target's device, before it can be encrypted.
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The company was made the sole operator of all new developments in the Subsalt Polygon, which covers most of the giant discoveries in undersea reservoirs trapped deep beneath the seabed by a layer of salt.
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A series of cyberattacks sponsored by Chinese government hackers earlier this year infiltrated the computers of a U.S. Navy contractor, allowing a large amount of highly-sensitive data on undersea warfare to reportedly be stolen.
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Earlier this year, a series of cyberattacks sponsored by Chinese government hackers infiltrated the computers of a U.S. Navy contractor, allowing a large amount of highly-sensitive data on undersea warfare to reportedly be stolen.
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Last November, Facebook partnered with the Duterte government to build an undersea cable system that would connect Philippine internet systems to the rest of Asia and the US. In 2012, 29 million Filipinos used Facebook.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chilean telecommunications company GTD said on Wednesday it will install an undersea cable along more than 2,174 miles (3,500 km) of Pacific coastline to improve connectivity with its operations in Colombia and Peru.
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Visitors will have a panoramic view of the entire exhibit from inside the tallest iceberg that towers over the "water line," cross an undersea bridge and relax among caverns and grottoes on the ocean floor.
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Other finalists' projects include an encryption system with applications in cybersecurity, research on nanomedicine aimed at destroying blood clots that can cause heart attacks, and improved concrete seals for undersea oil wells, the society said.
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Google said Friday that its new cable, dubbed Dunant, is expected to be the first to include 12 pairs, thanks to new technology developed by Google and SubCom, which designs, manufactures, and deploys undersea cables.
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Strong aftershocks continued to rock Indonesia on Thursday after a massive undersea quake sparked fears of a region-wide disaster similar to the 2226 Indian Ocean quake and tsunami which killed more than 2000,000 people.
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"Undersea fiber-optic cables provide a competitive advantage to financial centers located near oceans, like Singapore, because they are directly connected to the internet backbone, at the expense of landlocked cities like Zurich," it added.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An undersea search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH423 will be delayed by up to two months because of bad weather in the Indian Ocean during the southern winter, authorities said on Wednesday.
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Nicolas Noxon, an Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker whose subjects included wild animals, the remains of humanity's ancestors and the undersea wreck of the Titanic, died on Tuesday at his home in Westlake Village, Calif.
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Turkey and Russia signed a bilateral agreement on Monday to build the TurkStream undersea gas pipeline, which will allow Moscow to strengthen its position in the European gas market and cut energy supplies via Ukraine.
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From Matt Hollingsworth's direction to Jordan Young and Elijah Aron's silent movie script to Hanawalt and her team's thorough and gorgeous imagining of what the undersea world is like in this surreal world they've created.
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The Pentagon believes that many of the new plans that Mr. Putin announced last week to bolster his arsenal — including undersea nuclear torpedoes, nuclear cruise missiles and other new weapons — are years away from deployment.
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If you want an undersea adventure that's narrated by a person who might also be able to bench press an anchor, look no further than this nature documentary, which has voice-overs from Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Caret said Boeing holds the No. 1 or No. 2 spot in three other areas - services, human space exploration and satellites, and sees great potential in the fourth - autonomous vehicles ranging from undersea to space.
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The undersea search has found no trace of the plane, although three pieces of debris found on the beaches of Mauritius, Tanzania and the French island of Reunion have been confirmed to be from MH370.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somalia has restored its internet connection after repairing a severed undersea cable, a telecoms official said on Monday, after an outage that the government said had cost the economy millions of dollars a day.
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Such was the case with this nearly dialogue-free, scrumptiously drawn and designed half-hour, in which BoJack Horseman, in pursuit of an Oscar nomination, travels to an undersea film festival to rep his film Secretariat.
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In recent years, the South China Sea has become the main area of contention, home to islands, rich fishing grounds, undersea mineral deposits and shipping lanes through which pass an estimated $5 trillion in goods annually.
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Over at Paradise Gardens Park—formerly branded as Paradise Pier before the Pixar revamp— guests will find attractions like Silly Symphony Swings, Jumping Jellyfish, Goofy's Sky School, Golden Zephyr and The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Undersea Adventure.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Despite no tunnel and no government or European Union backing, passengers can now buy tickets for trips through what would be the world's longest undersea rail link, between Helsinki and the Estonian capital Tallinn.
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In public remarks, Temerko has consistently said he opposes Brexit because it will damage his UK business interests, which now centre on a firm, Aquind Ltd, developing an undersea electric power link between Britain and France.
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The planned site of the power plant is on the Taman peninsula, the part of mainland Russia closest to Russia and also the point from where Russia this year built an undersea electricity cable to Crimea.
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In May, Australia said it would spend about A$200 million to develop an undersea internet cables to Papua New Guinea (PNG) and the Solomon Islands amid national security concerns about China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.
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In public remarks, Temerko has consistently said he opposes Brexit because it will damage his UK business interests, which now center on a firm, Aquind Ltd, developing an undersea electric power link between Britain and France.
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ATHENS, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Greece's power grid operator ADMIE will bring forward by two years a plan to link some of the country's islands to the mainland grid via undersea cables, the company said on Friday.
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Australia has completed the laying of undersea cables for its high-speed internet project in the Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea, a snub to Chinese tech giant Huawei, which had previously competed for the deal.
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Washington (CNN)Touted as the world's most technologically advanced fast attack submarine, the USS South Dakota is set to join the US Navy fleet amid a growing threat to American undersea dominance from several foreign rivals.
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For years, the United States has maintained a technological edge over the submarines developed by rival nations, but recent advances made by Russia and China have sparked concerns of an emerging threat to American undersea superiority.
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Seacom, a 14,000 km-long cable sunk into the ocean bed, is one of five major undersea cables that have had a dramatic impact in accelerating Africa's access to international bandwidth in the past five years.
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China continues 5G push despite economic slowdown and Huawei setbacks The Chinese firm is selling a majority stake of its undersea cable division weeks after the Trump administration blocked it from doing businesses with American companies.
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So at the core of the American concern is that over time, China's domination of the switching systems and the undersea cables that carry data will present a huge vulnerability that most Americans never think about.
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Researchers announced on Tuesday that they had found two new species of cold-water coral in undersea canyons off New England, a discovery that highlighted concerns about the effects of global warming on the world's oceans.
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At MoCA Cleveland, a pairing of Eugene von Bruenchenhein's uniquely odd paintings of undersea glass towers with the Georgia-born painter Walter Price's densely colored scatterings of fractured imagery walks the line between dream and nightmare.
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A type of glass composed of heavy metal fluorides instead of the usual silica, it has absorption and scattering properties that could make it a good fit for high-end lasers and even undersea internet cables.
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The undersea quake was felt strongly in the area and some surrounding islands including the resort of Bali, but there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage, said Indonesia's national disaster management agency spokesman Sutopo.
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Putman said that there is no direct link between human interference of undersea magnetic fields and whale strandings, but added that humans disturb gray whales by making a lot of underwater noise with explosions and sonar.
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Lebanon has said the dispute would not stop it benefiting from potential undersea reserves in Block 9, while consortium operator Total said it would not drill the block's first well near the disputed sliver of water.
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It was Washington's first public acknowledgment of such an undersea weapon, a prototype of which was first envisioned in the 1960s by Andrei Sakharov, the physicist who later ranked among the Soviet Union's most famous dissidents.
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The U.S. Navy's Undersea Rescue Command sent a ship from Chubut's port Comodoro Rivadavia on Sunday, outfitted with a remotely operated mini-sub to be used as a rescue vehicle if the San Juan is found.
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Even though the Natural Environment Research Council chose to ignore the web's McBoatface name request and dub its new vessel RRS Sir David Attenborough, it turns out that Boaty lives on as a remote-controlled undersea vehicle.
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They signed a deal on the TurkStream undersea gas pipeline, which will allow Moscow to strengthen its position in the European gas market and cut energy supplies via Ukraine, the main route for Russian energy into Europe.
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In one study, he attempted to figure out how far Stellen Skarsgard's character traveled through the undersea station in Deep Blue Sea after he was chomped—and then dragged underwater—by a genetically modified super-smart shark.
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PARIS, May 3 (Reuters) - Finland's Nokia seeks to sell its undersea cables unit, a business that underpins the global Internet and is used by France's surveillance apparatus, two union sources and one French government source told Reuters.
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This history is written in the local geology: cutaway river banks still show the line of debris and soil that was washed into new locations, and the continental shelf is banded by the flow of undersea landslides.
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In a new study published in Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, a research team from the United States and Australia show that this undersea weapon could inspire the development of fast-acting medicines to treat diabetes in humans.
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Abdi Anshuur, Somalia's minister for posts and telecommunications, told state radio that internet to the Horn of Africa state went down a month ago after a ship cut an undersea cable connecting it to global data networks.
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The undersea cables are part of a vigorous new campaign by the United States and its allies to reassert their influence in the Pacific amid fears that the region is increasingly susceptible to diplomatic pressure from Beijing.
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Georgiades said reunification would be "immensely positive" for the Cypriot economy and the region but that he was not budgeting for future gains, just as Cyprus was not yet assuming likely gains from new undersea gas flows.
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HONG KONG, June 3 (Reuters) - China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd plans to sell its 51% stake in undersea telecommunications cable business Huawei Marine Systems Co Ltd, according to an exchange filing from the Chinese buyer on Monday.
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MANILA/BEIJING (Reuters) - The Philippines on Wednesday said it would oppose what it said were attempts by Beijing to formally assign Chinese names to undersea features on part of Manila's continental shelf on its Pacific Ocean coast.
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When Thanos invades Earth with the Black Order at his side in the comics, Proxima Midnight is sent to Atlantis to recover the Time Gem — one of the six Infinity Gems — from Namor, the undersea city's king.
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Obama in December cited rarely used authority under the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act to block drilling in large swaths of the Arctic north of Alaska, as well as a series of undersea canyons in the Atlantic.
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The two Bay Area tech companies are collaborating with Hong Kong-based Pacific Light Data Communication Co. (PLDC), a broadband provider, as well as New Jersey-based TE SubCom, an undersea communications technology company, on the project.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Strong aftershocks continued to rock Indonesia on Thursday after a massive undersea quake sparked fears of a region-wide disaster similar to the 2226 Indian Ocean quake and tsunami which killed more than 2000,000 people.
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Though Vocus runs some retail brands, it has been expanding its physical assets, including the $650 million takeover of a firm building a 4,600-km (2,900-mile) undersea fiber cable between Singapore and the city of Perth.
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Although flanked by blades of romaine and pork skins like ossified fluff, it defies the word "dip": It's a swirl of ground pork, as thick as ragù, with an undersea punch of shrimp paste and fermented soybeans.
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In an interview, Dr. Pacheco-Ruiz of the University of Southampton said he was watching the monitors late one night in September when the undersea robot lit up a large wreck in a high state of preservation.
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BAR, Montenegro (Reuters) - Dozens of Montenegrin environmental activists and fishermen took to the water in the Adriatic port of Bar on Monday to protest at undersea oil prospecting, which they say will endanger marine wildlife and fisheries.
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A ceremony will be held on Sunday at a park in Sarasota, Florida to dedicate the first-ever undersea memorial for U.S. submarines lost at sea and the men who gave their lives while serving aboard them.
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Talk of "cyberspace" and the "digital domain" might invoke images of some imaginary space up in the air (or the cloud), but the internet is still composed of undersea cables, server farms, endpoint devices—all physical things.
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