In April, NOAA Ocean Exploration conducted a "shakedown" expedition on NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer off the coasts of California, Oregon, and Washington, to get systems ready for the rest of the field season...and to conduct some science (of course!). This video summarizes the science side of the expedition. For a full rundown of what we accomplished, visit: https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/okeanos/explorations/express/ex2301/welcome.html [With the Global Foundation for Ocean Exploration and U.S. Ge

This year, Ocean Exploration Trust celebrates a decade of conducting scientific exploration expeditions aboard Exploration Vessel Nautilus! Sailing through the Mediterranean, Atlantic, Caribbean, and Pacific over 104 expeditions, we've made new deep sea discoveries in geology, biology, and archaeology during 1741 remotely operated vehicle (ROV) dives. As this year comes to a close, take a deep dive through some of our top highlights with us! | Nautilus Live

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how deep is the ocean The ocean is divided into several zones based on depth and temperature, including: Epipelagic zone The upper open ocean, from the surface to 650 feet deep. This is the zone humans know best because it's the easiest to reach. Mesopelagic zone Also known as the twilight zone or midwater zone, this zone extends from 650 to 3,300 feet deep. It contains the thermocline, where water temperature decreases rapidly with depth. Bathypelagic zone Also known as the midnight zone, this