Address

Tyne Subsea, National Centre for subsea and Offshore Engineering,

Newcastle upon Tyne, NE28 6DA

United Kingdom

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info@armatusoceanic.com

 

 

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View fullsize We're incredibly excited to be here at the Challenger 150 conference at the Natural History Museum in London. Alongside countless pioneering marine researchers, our very own Dr. Thomas Linley and Prof. Alan Jamieson will be giving presentations. Ke
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View fullsize Science communication is a vital part of our mission to bring the deep sea to everybody. We regularly give educational workshops on deep-sea research and careers. We've recently been working alongside @sunsoftcity as part of their #sunderlanddigita
View fullsize 🌍 More record breakers 🌍 During the #fivedeeps expedition, our team captured this footage of a Dumbo Octopus at 6,957m deep. This was the deepest an octopus has been observed, and the first time ever one has been seen in the hadal zone (>6000m)
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View fullsize All of our equipment is specifically made to capture data in the most taxing of environments - the deep sea. The crushing pressure is the toughest factor to overcome. At full ocean depth it's roughly equivilent to an elephant on your thumbnail. #
View fullsize Do you know where your plastic goes? In 2020, we helped discover a new species of amphipod in the #marianatrench with plastic in its stomach. It was named Eurythenes plasticus, to highlight how widespread human #plasticpollution has become. 📸 New
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View fullsize Bacteria love deep-sea plastic? A team of researchers including our very own Alan Jamieson recently published a paper which found certain bacteria were using plastic to colonise far-reachings of our oceans. Take a read of the full article here: htt