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Climate change is slowing the convection currents that carry warm water from the tropics to the North Atlantic and will cause the system to completely collapse.
Prism Courage, a 134,000-ton commercial oil tanker, steered itself from the Gulf of Mexico to South Korea by the HiNAS 2.0 artificial intelligence system.
An 8.2-magnitude earthquake followed by a tsunami that spread around the world last year, surprising scientists.
About 80 million years ago, giant sea creatures belonging to the subclass Asteraceae appeared in the Atlantic Ocean, a new study says.
Lava erupting from a volcano on the island of La Palma flows into the Atlantic Ocean, creating a new structure.
After more than 50 years, 'Godzilla' comes back and is becoming an obsession for people living along the southern coast of the United States.
Large amounts of dust from the African desert are carried by the wind across the Atlantic Ocean, contributing to the creation of beaches and fertile soil.
The Falcon 9 rocket propulsion deck was brought from the Atlantic into the Florida port by the SpaceX's unmanned 'Of Course I Still Love You'.
Many satellites and spacecraft have been troubled by the anomalous change of the Earth's magnetic field, which could signal a repetition of the geostational phenomenon f…
Diamond-encrusted patterns have been found on an island in Canada, a fragment of Earth's ancient continental crust.
In July 1858, the two ships met in the middle of the Atlantic. Each ship carries a marine cable only 1.5 cm thick. The two cables were welded together in the middle of t…
As usual, the emperor penguins move from 50-120 km to the breeding ground every year to start the mating season.
The A68 ice sheet has barely moved since its separation from Antarctica, but has recently suddenly accelerated northward.
Scientists believe they successfully recorded a rare footage of the white shark's mating process.
The video shows the ocean monster surrendering to giant grouper that shocked the nearby fishermen.