Sentences with phrase «in submersible»

Whether you prefer family outings on a four person PWC or showing off in a submersible, it is a good idea to compare PWC insurance quotes before you take your craft out onto Vermont waters.

Long before «Jaws» scared the wits out of swimmers, Dr. Clark rode a 40 - foot whale shark off Baja California, ran into killer great white sharks while scuba diving in Hawaii, studied «sleeping» sharks in undersea caves off the Yucatán, witnessed a shark's birth and found a rare six - gill shark in a submersible dive off Bermuda.

Unlike the surface depictions of the sea found in traditional maritime painting, contemporary artists in this exhibition were given the opportunity to look beneath the waves: the writer China Miéville explored the ocean depths of Bermuda in a submersible to write an essay, and artist Phil Coy joined a fishing boat out of Bridlington Harbour to create a new film.

We enjoyed the glass bottom boat and the submersible although my husband felt the glass in the submersible was not very clean and this impeded our view of the reef.

Using the on - board gadgets in the submersible, Tuck is able to speak to Jack, who initially thinks he is going crazy, and get him to help him thwart the bad guys, while also trying to get the means to return him to normal size again.

Innerspace takes its premise from Fantastic Voyage, where a cocksure Navy test pilot, Tuck Pendleton (Quaid, Dreamscape), is set to become the first man to be shrunk down to microscopic form to traverse in a submersible through the body of a rabbit.

Thousands of miles away in the Greenland Sea, Danielle Flinders (Alicia Vikander) prepares to dive in a submersible to the ocean floor.

James is taken hostage by Jihadist fighters and has no way of contacting Danny, and she has to go down to the bottom of the ocean in her submersible, not even knowing if James is still alive.

Thousands of miles away in the Greenland Sea, Danielle Flinders (Vikander) prepares to dive in a submersible to the ocean floor.

Then in 1977, two geochemists — Jack Corliss and John Edmond, diving in the submersible Alvin — discovered the first hydrothermal vent, or volcanic hot spring, on the ocean floor.

By NEIL HARRIS Imagine yourself exploring the seabed off the Galapagos Islands, gliding through the flora and fauna in a submersible craft.

He has done similar work aboard ships, rocking and swaying high above hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor, when he wasn't in the submersible itself, exploring the steaming depths.

I claim this Pole in the name of the Kremlin Arctic explorer and patriotic Russian Artur Chilingarov descended 14,000 feet in a submersible on Thursday to plant a titanium flag under the North Pole, symbolizing his nation's claim to the Lomonsov Ridge, which is thought to contain up to 10 billion barrels of oil, according to the London Telegraph.

«Regarding the large fish we observed in the submersible dives, a real concern is that they could migrate to shallower depths as well and eat many of the fish there.

Delaney was griping to Chave that the occasional dive in a submersible just wasn't cutting it for learning how ridge systems worked.

To see his subjects up close, McClain hops a ride in a submersible, a 23 - by -8-foot research vessel designed to withstand the enormous pressure at seafloor levels.

The challenging part: Marine biologists are able to explore the Mothra Field in submersibles, but an expedition requires funding and years of planning.

Aston Martin wants to make a splash in the submersibles scene.

The goal is to explore the alien seas by scuba diving and traveling in submersibles as you collect resources and food to survive.

Not exact matches

It has expanded quickly in the United States and Canada, and in May announced it had installed its 8,000 th electric submersible pump (ESP), an increase of 1,000 since November.

After initial talks with Summit last year, Halliburton shifted its focus to reaching an agreement with Novomet Oil Services Holdings, a Russian supplier of electric submersible pumps that has operations in about 17 countries.

They ate sushi in his posh submersibles with surround - sound stereos that played Jack Johnson, Widder recalled.

The Hippo high head series submersible slurry pump system can remove acid mine drainage (AMD) water from flooded mine shafts in a...

It is completely submersible, so your kiddo can safely play with it as a toy in the tub.

This adorable little snail is completely submersible and safe for kiddos to play with in and out of the bathtub.

In science news around the world, the upgraded Alvin deep - sea submersible prepares to return to scientific service, researchers urge the Spanish government to rescind approval of a drug linked to vulture deaths, and more.

Marine archaeologists take a submersible to a WWII shipwreck site in a new Nova episode airing late May.

This filter is fairly submersible in both vertical and horizontal position.

Submersibles have caught two species of little - studied Gonatus squid eating each other deep in the waters of California's Monterey Bay

The porthole faces out to the side, so Paul has them swing the submersible around so my portside window now looks toward what they'd been looking at in the front.

You simply have 8 minutes to collect sample animals that appear in front of your submersible.

At a meeting in San Francisco in 1991, exhausted after spending six months at sea on a research expedition, Delaney remembers sitting in a bar lamenting to a colleague about the difficulties of using human - occupied submersibles to study the ocean in a meaningful way.

To really plunge into the ocean's dark mysteries, you need a submersible — as director James Cameron splashily demonstrated in March when he descended nearly seven miles (35,756 feet, to be exact) aboard Deepsea Challenger, a 24 - foot vessel equipped with a robotic sampling arm.

Edith Widder (left) and pilot Craig Caddigan sit in the Johnson - Sea - Link submersible, which is capable of going to depths of 3,000 feet.

Even now, in the age of submersibles, many of the jellies caught below 3,000 feet are so delicate that they do not survive to the surface or, if they do, they get damaged during transfer from one container to another.

In fact, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife put submersible vehicles off Oregon's coast during a hypoxic event that went anoxic (oxygenless) in 2006, he says, monitoring conditions and recording numerous carcasses of sea stars, sea cucumbers, marine worms and fisIn fact, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife put submersible vehicles off Oregon's coast during a hypoxic event that went anoxic (oxygenless) in 2006, he says, monitoring conditions and recording numerous carcasses of sea stars, sea cucumbers, marine worms and fisin 2006, he says, monitoring conditions and recording numerous carcasses of sea stars, sea cucumbers, marine worms and fish.

The school is well - known not only for the first experimental submarine, the first hydrofoil craft, the first shipboard computer, the first swath bathymeter set and dozens of other major gap - filling scientific research breakthroughs, but also for being the best in the world with several achievements such as duplex submersible vehicles, hovercrafts and gradient velocimeters.

Based on the unique fish fauna observed from a manned submersible on a southern Caribbean reef system in Curaçao, Smithsonian explorers defined a new ocean - life zone, the rariphotic, between 130 and 309 meters (about 400 to 1,000 feet) below the surface.

Then in March, a team of deep - sea scientists led by Craig Young of the University of Oregon and Adele Pile of the University of Sydney returned with a submersible to look for life.

Ballard himself has been close to death several times in small research submersibles.

Today in a written statement to ScienceInsider, Holdren suggested that traffic among the submersibles is among the reasons that the government doesn't know more about the size of the leak:

When we were in the methane ice in the Gulf of Mexico, we used one of our submersibles that has 360 - degree visibility because you're sitting in a plastic bubble.

Bioblitzes have taken a remote - controlled submersible under Oakland's Lake Merritt, and in the future may take to the skies via drones, through a U.S. Geological Survey collaboration, to collect environmental data, such as the paths of migrating animals.

According to Julian Paren of the British Antarctic Survey, submersibles like the adapted torpedo have an important part to play in ice research because it is virtually impossible for research ships to go near pack ice, especially in winter.

Team members prepare neon green fiber - optic cable that will eventually connect submersible cameras in the lake to a live video feed at an equipment control room on the surface.

Using special diving suits and submersibles, they have even entered the habitat of deep - sea organisms, watching in awe as the water world lit up with bursts of color that sparkled like fireworks.

Geochemists explored the outcrop in a tiny submersible vehicle, hoping to collect samples of the warm fluids that emerge from cracks in the rocks; they didn't count on finding dozens of octopuses huddled around the cracks.

Looking through the portholes of the submersible ALVIN near the bottom of the Pacific Ocean in 1979, American scientists saw for the first time chimneys, several meters tall, from which black water at about 300 degrees and saturated with minerals shot out.

From the research vessel Alucia the scientists conducted technical scuba dives and descended in a three - person submersible to examine deep coral reef biofluorescence down to 1,000 meters.

Scientists at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland are running experiments with an automated submersible that has a camera designed to record bioluminescent signals as it descends through the ocean and lands on the seafloor.