The previous post reminded of this video we posted awhile back.
From Youtube: This is the largest explosive burst that was observed at the Brimstone Pit during the Submarine Ring of Fire 2006 Exploration Jason dive J2-192. There were probably even larger bursts that could not be seen, at times when the eruption plume was so extensive and thick that we could not get near the vent. Video courtesy of Submarine Ring of Fire 2006 Exploration, NOAA Vents Program, NOAA-OE.
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Talking to submarines is a very a tricky business - most communication systems are based on radio or acoustic signals, but neither travel very far in water.
My birthday is coming up in a couple months (Aries baby!) and I just want to let Peter and Craig know what I want f
Part two of four in a series about Greenpeace recent manned submersible expedition to two of the largest submarine canyons in the world, the Pribilof and Zhemchug Canyons in the Bering Sea off the west coast of Alaska.
Video not working for me ... time to search YouTube.