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Not everything needs to be seen to be felt – I’m blind and this is my experience on a cruise around Alaska

On a sailing from San Francisco to British Columbia, Sassy Wyatt relishes in the sounds, feelings and atmosphere of the Pacific Ocean – with activities ranging from whale watching to axe throwing

The Independent UK

'Roblox Survive on a Raft Codes' November 2025: Can You Live in the Ocean For a Long Time?

Get the latest Survive on a Raft codes to earn free Shells, unlock powerful characters, and survive longer on Roblox's thrilling ocean adventure.

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‘They ran out of food’: Three stowaways clung on to a ship’s rudder on open ocean for 11 days in desperate bid to reach Europe

Desperation can drive men to put their lives on the line.

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3 desperate men survived 11 days in the open ocean, perched precariously over the depths. It’s not the first time it’s happened

The men went to great lengths to change their lives.

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China's Secret Fishing Armada Uncovered: Thousands Trapped, Protected Marine Zones Breached

China's secret fishing armada exploits global oceans, threatening marine reserves and human rights; satellite tech battles the crisis, while consumers unknowingly fuel illegal seafood trade.

International Business Times UK

Governments can protect marine environments by supporting small-scale fishing

The world’s oceans are vital for life on Earth. Drifting phytoplankton provide almost half the oxygen released into the atmosphere. Marine and coastal ecosystems provide food and protect communities from storms.

The Conversation

Breakup of ancient supercontinent Nuna created 'incubators' for complex life, study finds

Ancient supercontinent Nuna's breakup around 1.5 billion years ago set off a chain of events that made Earth more habitable, new research suggests.

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Why do European cities have milder winters than those in North America, despite being at the same latitude?

London is at the same latitude as Calgary, Alberta. So why is the Canadian city about 15 degrees Fahrenheit (8.3 degrees Celsius) cooler in January?

LiveScience

Insurance woes and warming oceans no fisherman's friend

Fishing businesses are under pressure from a warming planet as a group of academics explores a novel, self-sustaining pathway to fund climate adaptation.

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Three dead and 15 hurt after rough seas pull people into the ocean in Tenerife

Two men and a woman died in separate incidents after sudden sea surges battered the Spanish island

The Guardian - UK

A boat from Myanmar with hundreds of migrants capsizes off Malaysia, 1 body found and 10 rescued

Malaysian authorities say a boat carrying about 300 migrants from Myanmar capsized last week in the Indian Ocean close to the border between Thailand and Malaysia, with at least one body recovered floating in the sea, 10 rescued and dozens missing

The Independent UK

Deep-sea mining waste could disrupt marine food chains and threaten global fisheries, study warns

Scientists warn deep-sea mining plumes could starve tiny marine life, disrupting food webs and threatening fisheries

Euronews

'This Car Was Free, And It May Bankrupt Me': Rich Rebuilds Takes On The Fisker Ocean

YouTuber Rich Rebuilds gets the deal of a lifetime, maybe: a Fisker Ocean for free. Now comes the hard part.

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Rare footage shows sucker fish as they whale-surf in the ocean's wildest joyride

Scientists have captured rare footage of remoras, also known as sucker fish, hitching rides on humpback whales off the coast of Australia

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From micro to whale-size, wonders of the sea on display

Finalists in the prestigious Ocean Photographer of the Year award have gone on display, from tiny crustaceans to giant surf and minke whales.

Space

Jupiter's volcanic moon Io may be hundreds of times hotter than scientists thought

NASA's Juno spacecraft has revealed that the solar system's most volcanic body is even hotter than scientists thought.

The Independent UK

A moon in our solar system could be home to alien life, scientists say

Heat is coming out of the top of Enceladus, a moon around Saturn, scientists say

Space

Heat leaking from Saturn's ocean moon Enceladus bolsters its case as an abode for life

Excess heat detected at Saturn moon Enceladus' north pole helps to account for a finely balanced energy budget that keeps the moon's ocean liquefied. What could this mean in the search for life?

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The Setai, Miami Beach, hotel review

HOTELS: Dinner at The Setai’s Asian-inspired courtyard restaurants is never dull, with acrobats and DJ sets, James Litston finds

LiveScience

Triple Divide Peak: Montana's unique liquid 'crossroads' where water can flow into three oceans

Triple Divide Peak in Montana is the only place on Earth where water can flow into one of three different oceans, according to some definitions.

The Independent UK

W Maldives hotel review

HOTELS: Located on North Ari Atoll’s award-winning house reef, Tara Cobham dives in to explain the luxury resort’s innovative events and dynamic energy, following a transformative renovation this year

MarketBeat

DigitalOcean’s Tide Has Turned: Get Ready to Ride the Wave

DigitalOcean's tide turned with evidence of a tidal wave in AI spending emerging in the Q3 results. A move to fresh highs will open the door to robust gains.

Cinemablend

I Need To Discuss James Cameron And Co. Training The Avatar: The Way Of Water Crew In A Real Ocean

This is both amazing and scary.

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38 Weird, Suspicious And Fascinating Things That Happened In The Ocean

Even though the ocean covers more than two-thirds of our home planet, there’s still so much that we don’t know about it. The vast majority of it remains unmapped and unexplored. And the puzzling things that researchers actually do discover aren’t always easy to explain. Some of the biggest ocean…

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Space dust in the Arctic is helping scientists track the climate crisis

A historical record of Arctic sea ice based on the abundance of cosmic dust in sediments on the sea bed of the Arctic Ocean has revealed how the sea ice responds to climate warming.

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