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What we call ‘planet Earth’ is in fact ‘planet Ocean’. More than seven-tenths of the earth’s surface is covered in water. The oceans regulate the climate, house 99% of the biosphere, control the weather and provide oxygen for every other breath we take. Life exists above the blue surface because of the life beneath it. We have a vital need to monitor the effects of Ocean Warming, Coral Bleaching, migration movements of fisheries, and other components driven by scientific discoveries to be accelerated by PROTEUS™.
Dive into the project’s journey from conception during Mission31 where the proof of concept for PROTEUS™ was established… to today’s marquee initiatives that are creating the path to the world’s first International Space Station of the Ocean.
Bloomberg
Protecting the Ocean: Fabien Cousteau on Leaders With Lacqua Goes Green
PROTEUS™ x VIONIC
Beach Cleanup recap in Santa Monica, California
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Site Mapping in Curaçao
The team explores Curaçao and maps the sea floor with Map the Gaps &
Bloomberg
Why An Undersea Space Station Is Long Overdue
Real Leaders
Fabien joins the Real Leaders Podcast to share details on PROTEUS™
Behind The News
Fabien Cousteau's Underwater Research Lab
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Mission 31
Mission 31 kicks off with the Aquanaut candidates extreme training and testing...
Mission 31
Cousteau splashes up!
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CNA
Emeritus Professor Chou Loke Ming, Fabien Cousteau on oceans and climate change
Human Ocean Connection Series
Green Phenix Curaçao
Matter of Fact
Fabien talks with Soledad O'Brien
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Forbes
Aquanaut Fabien Cousteau's $135 Million ISS Of The Deep Sea
The Weather Channel
Fabien on The Weather Channel talking about the future of PROTEUS™
TED
Fabien Cousteau: What I learned from spending 31 days underwater
Mission 31
Ian Somerhalder & Greg Stone visit Aquarius
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Mission 31
Aquanauts Grace Young and Liz Magee capture epic shots during Mission 31.