Chrononaut
14th April 2014, 23:20
Scientists are livestreaming from the deep ocean.
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NOAA researchers are livesreaming richt in the deep ocean at Gulf of Mexico.
This is a three-week, deep-sea expedition and the Okeanos' crew will send out remotely-operated vehicles to examine coral beds, deep-sea canyons and 200-year-old shipwrecks.
The streams should show feed from the remotely operated vehicle's camera when it's underwater, views of Okeanos' deck when the expedition is not making a dive, and one view of the real-time data scientists are seeing streamed to their command center on dry land.
Source,
http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2012/20120419_okeanusexplorer.html
https://c2.staticflickr.com/8/7213/7164611092_150a0baa2e_z.jpg
NOAA researchers are livesreaming richt in the deep ocean at Gulf of Mexico.
This is a three-week, deep-sea expedition and the Okeanos' crew will send out remotely-operated vehicles to examine coral beds, deep-sea canyons and 200-year-old shipwrecks.
The streams should show feed from the remotely operated vehicle's camera when it's underwater, views of Okeanos' deck when the expedition is not making a dive, and one view of the real-time data scientists are seeing streamed to their command center on dry land.
Source,
http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2012/20120419_okeanusexplorer.html