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Capturing an Underwater World
Underwater photographer and MIT CAST visiting artist Keith Ellenbogen is developing new technology and sharing his passion for underwater conservation photography with students in an upcoming IAP course.
Antarctic Sea Ice and Ozone: A Matter of Time (EAPS Scope)
A new MIT study reveals complicated connections between ozone, oceans, and warming polar regions.
Shifting Climate, Shifting Landscapes (EAPS Scope)
A new MIT landslide prediction model could help communities prepare for disaster in the face of changing climate.
Life on Mars Time
The prospect of space colonization is changing our concept of time.
The Hart of MIT’s Maritime Legacy
Future MIT Museum exhibit will focus on Institute’s maritime engineering legacy.
New Horizons Data Hint at Underground Ocean
Pluto’s heart could hold clues to the existence of an ocean, according to the latest data received from NASA’s New Horizons probe.
For the Love of Physics: From Oceans to Other Planets
MIT Oceanographer Glenn Flierl’s passion lies in understanding the physics that shape life as we know it on Earth and other planets.
A Matter of Time for Antarctic Sea Ice
Ozone’s role in Antarctic sea ice growth is more complex than previously thought, according to a recent study by MIT researchers.
Uncovering Diversity in an Invisible Ocean World
By Cassie Martin Oceans at MIT MIT News Phys.org May 26, 2015 Plankton are vital to life on Earth — they absorb carbon dioxide, generate nearly…
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