Gen II Ocean Space Habitat | Hong Kong
Lombardi deploys a Gen II Ocean Space Habitat at the City University of Hong Kong’s Kat O Island Research Fish Raft for... Read More
the end of the Age of Aquarius
Being immersed in the ocean science community, many of this foresaw this inevitability, but there’s nothing like the national e-news to confirm... Read More
The Pacific Rim | the Ring is under Fire
Sounds like a scary place, and after the events of last night and this morning, it unarguably is. This morning I woke... Read More
two of my favorite things
National Geographic’s recent ‘Naked Science’ episode on cities under the sea touched on two of my favorite things…Lego’s and diving! Colleagues and... Read More
updates from the field | in TOTO deep
Just a quick note from the field to let friends, family, and followers know that we are well here on Andros. We... Read More
the seaman’s worst nightmare, and a salvor’s dream
Making a living in the marine and maritime industries, the forecast of a major storm is bittersweet. The outskirts of Hurricane Earl... Read More
BP GOM oil crisis | it ain’t over yet
Funny, the Gulf oil crisis nearly slipped out of my mind with it not being front and center in the media since... Read More
on minimalism, death by consumerism, & an Atlantean resurrection
A recent NY Times column took on the topic of minimalism in the modern, westernized world. (full article can be found here)... Read More
our limits in the sea have been pushed
A recent article on CNN describes how robotic technologies are being pushed to their maximum capabilities in responding to the BPGulf Oil... Read More
no match for Mother Nature
This weekend, I spent my would-be leisurely weekend off responding to a vessel emergency off of Brenton Reef in Newport, RI where... Read More