What exists up to 11,000 meters below the surface? And why should we care?

It’s the deep seabed - one of Earth’s last great frontiers - and full of mysterious life. 🦑🪸

Here are 5 things you need to know - and how to protect it 👇 https://t.co/CwBYGTObNm

IUCN

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Celebrating World Oceans Day with a view from space 🌊🌏🛰️

From tropical waters and river deltas to sea ice and atmospheric patterns, Landsat provides a unique view of the dynamic processes shaping Earth's coasts and coastal ecosystems.

Scientists use Landsat data to monitor water quality, map coastal change, study harmful algal blooms, and track the movement of sediments and other materials through aquatic ecosystems.

For more than 50 years, the joint @USGS - @NASA Landsat program has helped document our changing planet from space. Learn more at https://t.co/W8qhNrdtAV

📷 1: Shallow banks and clear waters surrounding the Abaco Islands in the Bahamas reveal vibrant shades of blue in the Atlantic Ocean.
📷 2: Sea ice drifting in Foxe Basin, Canada, forms intricate shapes where ice, ocean currents, and wind interact.
📷 3: Silt carried by the Geba River into the Atlantic Ocean swirls around the Bijagós Islands off the west coast of Guinea-Bissau.
📷 4: Von Kármán vortices swirl around Alaska's Aleutian Islands in the Pacific Ocean.

#WorldOceansDay #Landsat #EarthObservation

USGS Landsat

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As the sun rises over the eastern Pacific this morning, @NOAA's #GOESWest (#GOES18) 🛰️ is monitoring #TropicalStormBoris off the coast of the Mexican state of Guerrero. #Boris is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rainfall, with dangerous flooding and mudslides possible in coastal areas. It is expected to be the first named storm of the 2026 hurricane season to move inland.

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NOAA Satellites

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As the sun rises over the eastern Pacific this morning, @NOAA's #GOESEast (#GOES19) 🛰️ is monitoring #TropicalStormBoris off the coast of the Mexican state of Guerrero. #Boris is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rainfall, with dangerous flooding and mudslides possible in coastal areas. It is expected to be the first named storm of the 2026 hurricane season to move inland.

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NOAA Satellites

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Mercator Ocean's Marina Tonani illustrated Europe’s Digital Ocean System in action to the #DOW audience, showcasing the synergies between @edito_dto, @CMEMS_EU, @EMODnet and a growing ecosystem of community-built applications. https://t.co/CSQGChgbiC

Mercator Ocean International

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Addressing the opening of #SB64 in Bonn today, IPCC Deputy Secretary Ermira Fida updated delegates on the progress of work on IPCC reports in the seventh assessment cycle & encouraged member countries to increase and sustain their voluntary contributions to the IPCC Trust Fund. https://t.co/H5gYsKYeIE

IPCC

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Tropical Storm Boris brings heavy rainfall to southern Mexico, while newly-formed Tropical Depression Three-E hangs close to the coast of Nicaragua.

Boris is forecast to make landfall in Guerrero, Mexico later today. https://t.co/l2tGJaz48D

CIRA

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