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OceanX's first vessel was the MV Alucia, a 56-meter research and exploration vessel purchased in 2011. [5] The ship was outfitted with two deep-sea submersibles, a helipad, laboratories, and media facilities. In 2021, the Alucia was sold and replaced [6] by the 87-meter OceanXplorer, a former oil exploration ship previously named Volstad ...
MV Odyssey (formerly Alucia) is a 56-meter research and exploration vessel that facilitates a wide range of diving, submersible and aerial operations. [1] The ship has recently been used by OCEEF, [2] under the name Alucia and was previously utilized by initiative OceanX for ocean exploration, research and filming missions. [3]
OceanX's OceanXplorer is a state-of-the-art research vessel studying the ocean and bringing awareness. It's the focus of a new National Geographic show.
In addition to Danish research ships, Faroe Islands (self-governing part of the Kingdom of Denmark) operate their own: R/V Jákup Sverri (2020–present) In addition to Danish research ships, Greenland (self-governing part of the Kingdom of Denmark) operate their own: R/V Sanna (2012–present) R/V Tarajoq (2021–present)
Britain's polar research ship has crossed paths with the largest iceberg in the world — a “lucky” encounter that enabled scientists to collect seawater samples around the colossal berg as it ...
The Swedish-based OceanX describe themselves as treasure hunters and salvage operators. [6] According to the team, they returned from an expedition in the Baltic Sea between Sweden and Finland with a "blurry but interesting" sonar image while searching for an old shipwreck in the summer of 2011. They have claimed their image shows a 60-metre ...
The team of 50 scientists and crew members will spend 60 days at sea onboard RRS Discovery – a 100-metre-long research vessel weighing 600 tonnes with facilities including a gym, mini cinema and ...
About a week after the first sighting using the "Medusa" system, a live animal was filmed by a three-man crew (including Kubodera) from a Triton 3300/3 submersible (launched from OceanX's research vessel MV Alucia [95]), providing the first ever colour and high-quality film of a live giant squid in its natural habitat. The squid, which was ...