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@SchmidtOcean
The world’s oceans understood through technological advancement, intelligent observation, and open sharing of information.
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  • @SchmidtOcean
    Schmidt Ocean
    @SchmidtOcean
    Sep 3
    🚨 Deep-sea fellowship opportunity! 🚨 This fellowship offers training for early career researchers in deep-sea expedition planning from start to finish. ⌛ Complete the online application form by 1 Oct 2026.
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    Early Career Deep-Sea Expedition Leadership Master Class and Fellowship
    From cobra.bigelow.org
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    Schmidt Ocean
    @SchmidtOcean
    Sep 3
    #DeepWonders science team located 25 cold seep ecosystems and discovered 20 suspected new species. They also encountered abandoned fishing gear and trash — an important reminder that humans have an impact in places they’ve never seen or visited before.
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    Schmidt Ocean
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    Sep 3
    Our latest expedition video is out. Watch and learn about #SaltyStaircases from the expedition team who've been working about 300 miles east of Barbados for the last 25 days.
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    Schmidt Ocean
    @SchmidtOcean
    Sep 1
    This chimaera is ready for their close-up. The runway is ready, and this deep-sea beauty is cleared for takeoff. Nothing screams confidence like slowing down for a large robot and letting ROV pilots zoom right in for a visual inspection. #DeepWonders of Trinidad & Tobago, 1,246 m
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    Schmidt Ocean
    @SchmidtOcean
    Aug 26
    A midweek montage from the July 2026 #DeepWonders expedition to Trinidad & Tobago. The team located over 25 active cold seeps, discovered 20 suspected new species, and mapped approximately 13% of the country’s marine territory.
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