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Ocean Science Service OSS provides safe, cost effective an quality-based solutions satisfying the needs of our customers worldwide.

Service oriented company designed to deliver outstanding quality pared with advanced technological assets to the science/deep sea industries and conservation organizations worldwide. OSS is a joint venture with the Northeast Maritime Institute (NMI), the nation's largest privately held maritime education and training provider and Deep Ocean Exploration and Research company (DOER) a world renowned

leader in building and supporting deep sea technologies or science, industry and exploration. NMI will provide the expertise to manage and operate a world class; mulch-disciplinary deep sea research vessel and DOER will provide its renowned support and expertise in underwater technologies including custom systems applications, ocean science research tools, Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV) and manned submersibles. By combining fully functional and comfortable research vessels equipped wih state of the arts assets, including integrated 6500 meter ROV systems; OSS has capabilities unparalleled in today's maritime education, ocean science and research and development industries. OSS has brought together a team of vastly experienced professionals with a string emphasis on operational excellence and a proactive attitude towards health, safety an the environment. Trained to exceed project goals and whose focus on the clients and their mission's success set them apart; OSS in the clear choice in serving those who work on, under and around the ocean.

Top 10 Prehistoric Fish Alive TodayFind out here:
10/03/2013

Top 10 Prehistoric Fish Alive Today

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This list is about fish that were around in remote, prehistoric times and have survived to our days, still keeping the "prehistoric" looks to prove it. Feel free to mention those I have excluded in the comments.

Top 10 Unearthly Creatures of the Deep Find out them by following the link below:
10/02/2013

Top 10 Unearthly Creatures of the Deep

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The deep sea is the lowest layer of the ocean, at a depth of 1800m or more. Little or no light penetrates so deep; it was therefore thought historically th

Franklin search waiting for new high-tech toolsParks Canada is spending $475,000 to buy two high-tech research tools it ...
09/17/2013

Franklin search waiting for new high-tech tools

Parks Canada is spending $475,000 to buy two high-tech research tools it hopes could help crack the mystery of the lost 19th-century ships of the Franklin expedition and reveal other sunken secrets of the country's underwater cultural heritage.

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Parks Canada is spending $475,000 to buy two high-tech research tools it hopes could help crack the mystery of the lost 19th-century ships of the Franklin expedition and reveal other sunken secrets of the country's underwater cultural heritage.

Right now, the Schmidt Ocean Institute's research vessel Falkor is off Vancouver Island, where Canadian researchers are ...
09/13/2013

Right now, the Schmidt Ocean Institute's research vessel Falkor is off Vancouver Island, where Canadian researchers are collecting video records of life found in and around low-oxygen, acidic waters that form naturally in the area. The remotely operated vehicle is in the water and heading to the seafloor, so tune in!!

The main mission for the expedition?s second l ... Streaming live video and data from HROV Nereus ...

A newly discovered volcano that sits below the Pacific Ocean is the largest volcano on Earth—and one of the biggest in t...
09/09/2013

A newly discovered volcano that sits below the Pacific Ocean is the largest volcano on Earth—and one of the biggest in the solar system.

Called Tamu Massif, the giant shield volcano had been thought to be a composite of smaller structures, but now scientists say they must rethink long-held beliefs about marine geology.

Mystery circles on the seafloor have intrigued divers for decades, and scientists have recently identified the culprit: ...
09/03/2013

Mystery circles on the seafloor have intrigued divers for decades, and scientists have recently identified the culprit: a new pufferfish species. Get the facts about the ocean architect.

There are 120 pufferfish species in the Tetraodontidae family. The fish live in warm, coastal waters around the world, and some even live in fresh water. They tend to have tapered, torpedo-shaped bodies with bulbous heads and large eyes.

Untamed Antarctica
09/02/2013

Untamed Antarctica

They'd heard about the wild winds that lash icy Queen Maud Land. But this team of hard-core climbers got more than they bargained for.

Video: Deep-Sea Squid Goes Fishing in the Dark
08/30/2013

Video: Deep-Sea Squid Goes Fishing in the Dark

The two wimpy tentacles dangling from the squid species Grimalditeuthis bonplandi have long baffled marine biologists. How can the creature use these long, unusually nonmuscular projections—which also lack hooks or suckers—to capture prey? The first videos of the squid in its deep-sea environment st...

Fukushima: At the Very Least, Your Days of Eating Pacific Ocean Fish Are OverSee more at:
08/29/2013

Fukushima: At the Very Least, Your Days of Eating Pacific Ocean Fish Are Over

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We’re writing this post becasue we feel that it is extremely import for everyone be aware of this crisis, and it’s not being reported on. In our entire month in the US, we did not see this in the mainstream media and hardly anyone knew about it.

With many shark species facing deep declines across the world's oceans, India has moved to outlaw one of the most pernic...
08/28/2013

With many shark species facing deep declines across the world's oceans, India has moved to outlaw one of the most pernicious and cruel threats they face.

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Conservationists hope that the measure will help to stabilize declines among shark species at risk of extinction, some of which have been reduced to a mere 10 percent of what they were a few decades ago.

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