Tag: isc
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August 2016 ISC Camp Registration Open!
We’re pleased to announce that registration for our upcoming August summer camp is now open! Reserve your seat today, before this opportunity dries up!
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Public Tour on March 1st
Explore with us this Tuesday! NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer is scheduled to be sending us live video from the deep waters off of Hawaii!
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2015 – Year in Review
The Inner Space Center (ISC) has completed another successful year of ocean exploration! We’re excited to say that we’ve had a few milestones this year. We supported three research vessels, completed our first-ever live TV broadcasts from sea, and worked with the University of Rhode Island’s R/V Endeavor using telepresence.
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Archaeology
The ocean is full of history. There are shipwrecks and artifacts just waiting to be discovered!
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Why Do We Explore?
The ocean is gigantic. It’s the biggest body of water on earth, but only 7% of it has been explored. Why do we explore the ocean?
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Creatures
We find all sorts of creatures when we explore the deep ocean. Depending on the depth and the location of the dive, we can see a variety of creatures. We have seen octopi, corals, fish, to sharks and unknown species. One of the main reasons for ocean exploration is to study the biology of the…
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ROV
What’s an ROV? An ROV is a remotely operated vehicle used by research teams as a submersible. ROVs are tethered to ships. They are controlled by a remote either on ship or land. They are powered by the ship. For the purpose of ocean exploration, the ROVs we use have high definition video cameras that…
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What is Telepresence?
The Inner Space Center streams live video from research and exploration vessels to the world. How? With cutting-edge telepresence!