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What is NASA Searching for in DEEP SEA
- Published_at:2024-09-01
- Category:Science & Technology
- Channel:GetsetflySCIENCE by Gaurav Thakur
- tags: nasa underwater mission space technology mission deep sea ocean marine biology deep sea creatures moon mars science research physics scientific aliens marine life deep sea exploration sea monsters deep ocean mariana trench deepest point of ocean evolution tech latest tech getsetflyscience gaurav thakur nasa underwater mission nasa deep sea mission nasa new mission elon musk underwater alien nasa mission
- description: Teeth aligners by toothsi close teeth gaps and straighten crooked teeth. Book your FREE teeth scan now - https://toothsi.makeo.app/3MpQeoF Discount Code: GET24TS What is NASA searching for in the deep ocean? Yes, what secrets lie 10 km beneath the ocean's surface that NASA is desperately trying to uncover? Few people know that just off the coast of Florida, at a depth of 20 meters in the ocean, lies the world's only underwater lab called Aquarius Reef Base. Every year, NASA sends 5-6 researchers and astronauts—yes, astronauts—to this lab for several weeks as part of a special project called Project NEEMO (NASA’s Extreme Environment Mission Operations). These NASA scientists are referred to as "Aquanauts." But that's not all. NASA also has an autonomous underwater vehicle named ORPHEUS, which is diving 10 km deep into the ocean to conduct research. But why is a space agency like NASA working in the depths of the ocean? After all, the U.S. has a separate organization, NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), specifically for ocean research. What is so urgent that a 2-month deadline has been set? Let's try to understand what's going on in the minds of NASA scientists and whether we should be concerned about it. Follow me on Instagram → https://instagram.com/gauravzthakur Follow me on X → https://x.com/gauravzthakur?s=11
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