BAKERSFIELD, Calif (KERO) — If you've ever wondered why something as small as a marble can sink, but something as large as ship can float, then you've thought about ...

Welcome aboard the Harmony of the Seas, one of the largest cruise ships in the world! She’s nearly 1200 feet long, and weighs as much as 17,000 African elephants, which kind of makes you wonder: How ...

The Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology (KIOST, President Hyi Seung Lee) has revealed that a marine microalga responsible for red tides in ocean aggregates of buoyant microplastics (MPs), ...

Pretty much everyone loves balloons—especially younger children. Kids are slowly building up ideas about the way the universe works (through their observations), and they already know that when you ...

IT has been shown that in apparently pure strains of some animal viruses the buoyant density of the infective particles may differ 1. A range of densities is usually demonstrated with two infectivity ...

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Strategic Robotics Systems (SRS) was established in 2015 in reaction to the demand for underwater systems that utilize the functionality of a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) with an autonomous ...

This release is also available in German. For oceanography – and there in particular for the description of ocean currents – accurate measurements of the density of sea water are of great importance.

Chief meteorologist Mark Dixon takes a look at a soap-powered boat in Oct. 6's Science Sunday. Chief meteorologist Mark Dixon checks out a magnet experiment during Sept. 29's edition of Science Sunday ...