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NOAA: Near-Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season Ahead

Hurricane Irene, a stark reminder that tropical systems can affect the Northeast and of the threat of inland flooding. Image: NOAA

By gCaptain Staff On May 25, 2012

Shipwrecks, Oil Seeps, and Salt “Volcanoes” | NOAA Films All Sorts of Cool Stuff in the Gulf of Mexico

By Rob Almeida On May 16, 2012

Shell Clears Wildlife Hurdle, One Step Closer to Arctic Drilling

In March, Shell took delivery of the M/V Aiviq, a 360-foot ice class anchor handler built by Edison Chouest Offshore. The vessel will support Shell's Arctic exploration program and is being touted as one of the most technically advanced polar-class vessels in the world.

By gCaptain Staff On May 3, 2012

In Case of Offshore Oil Drilling in Cuba and the Bahamas

By gCaptain Staff On April 28, 2012

Japanese Soccer Ball Floats Across North Pacific Following Tsunami, Owner Identified

By Rob Almeida On April 25, 2012

NOAA Releases New Viewer for Earth’s Ocean Floor

A view of Delgada Canyon offshore Northern California, as portrayed in NOAA’s new online viewer. Image: NOAA

By gCaptain Staff On April 19, 2012

56 years After Gruesome Chemical Catastrophe, Science Prevented Second Texas City Disaster

By gCaptain Staff On April 17, 2012

Ship Photo of The Week – Tsunami Ghost Ship Spotted Off British Columbia

Credit: Canada's Department of National Defence

By Mike Schuler On March 24, 2012

WOC – We need your help in tracking marine debris from Japan’s tsunami

japan-tsunami-debris-google-map-courtesy-j-churnside

By gCaptain Staff On March 5, 2012

Slow To Ten Knots When Right Whales Are Present! [VIDEO]

By Rob Almeida On February 16, 2012

Atlantis Found (then lost again!) on Google Earth

By John Konrad On February 9, 2012

BSEE and NOAA Partner to Develop Interactive Arctic Oil Spill Response Mapping

By gCaptain Staff On February 8, 2012

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NOAA: Near-Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season Ahead

Shipwrecks, Oil Seeps, and Salt “Volcanoes” | NOAA Films All Sorts of Cool Stuff in the Gulf of Mexico

Shell Clears Wildlife Hurdle, One Step Closer to Arctic Drilling

In Case of Offshore Oil Drilling in Cuba and the Bahamas

Japanese Soccer Ball Floats Across North Pacific Following Tsunami, Owner Identified

NOAA Releases New Viewer for Earth’s Ocean Floor

56 years After Gruesome Chemical Catastrophe, Science Prevented Second Texas City Disaster

Ship Photo of The Week – Tsunami Ghost Ship Spotted Off British Columbia

WOC – We need your help in tracking marine debris from Japan’s tsunami

Slow To Ten Knots When Right Whales Are Present! [VIDEO]

Atlantis Found (then lost again!) on Google Earth

BSEE and NOAA Partner to Develop Interactive Arctic Oil Spill Response Mapping

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