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Global Foundation for Ocean Exploration We are explorers--engineers and filmmakers that go to places in the ocean that no one has seen before

The NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer was honored to be a part of the cultural liaison program while mapping in Papahānaumokuāk...
09/05/2025

The NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer was honored to be a part of the cultural liaison program while mapping in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. This collaboration was an amazing opportunity to learn and bridge together the cultural significance of this sacred space for Hawaiian culture and western science methods used to map the ocean.

Video produced by GFOE video team member Nate Kenney during the Beyond the Blue: Hawaiʻi Mapping expedition.

The NOAA ship Okeanos Explorer was honored to be a part of the cultural liaison program while mapping in Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. This col...

The five sense's are one of the first things we learn as a kid, but what about those creatures living at depth? How do t...
08/19/2025

The five sense's are one of the first things we learn as a kid, but what about those creatures living at depth? How do they communicate in the dark, when most don't even have eyes?

Video produced by GFOE video team member Olivia Andrus-Drennan during the 2025 Beyond the Blue: Papahānaumokuākea expedition.

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The five sense's are one of the first things we learn as a kid, but what about those creatures living at depth? How do they communicate in the dark, when mos...

Nanoplastics have been found in every part of our cellular make-up, even in our brain cells! New research on this subjec...
08/18/2025

Nanoplastics have been found in every part of our cellular make-up, even in our brain cells! New research on this subject is studying how the breakdown of microplastics to nanoplastics could link to Alzheimer's. The more plastic is created, the more it ends up in our oceans and eventually into our bodies.

Video produced by GFOE video team member Art Howard during the 2025 Beyond the Blue: Papahānaumokuākea expedition.

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Nanoplastics have been found in every part of our cellular make-up, even in our brain cells! New research on this subject is studying how the breakdown of mi...

Deep sea creatures are subjected to extreme environments and in order to survive they must create different chemicals to...
08/11/2025

Deep sea creatures are subjected to extreme environments and in order to survive they must create different chemicals to counteract the environment. Sponges are found to be the most chemically active animals in the deep and those chemicals are being used to create medicine for diseases like cancer, Alzheimer's, and dementia. With all of the success these medicines have had, there is hope that cures lie in the depths below.

Produced by Olivia Andrus-Drennan

Deep sea creatures are subjected to extreme environments and in order to survive they must create different chemicals to counteract the environment. Sponges ...

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