Marine Navigation Figurehead at the beginning of the Marine Navigation Exhibit Introduction Navigation, Naval technology,Diving technology The fishing vessel "Maria" Introduction Throughout history, ships have forged trading links between continents and thus between the cultures of their inhabitants. Well into the 20th century, ships were the only means of importing goods and obtaining information from overseas. At the same time, a ship at sea is an isolated environment, a ...

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©2004 Historic Ship Nautilus and Submarine Force Museum Contact InformationThe Nautilus and Museum have commenced Summer hours of operation. The Submarine Force Museum, located on the Thames River in Groton, Connecticut, maintains the world's finest collection of submarine artifacts. It is the only submarine museum operated by the United States Navy, and as such is the primary repository for artifacts, documents and photographs relating to U.S. Submarine Force ...

JASON VII: Adapting to a Changing Sea The NR-1 Submarine Click on any of the words on the drawing above for a photograph and more information The JASON VII team will use NR-1, the Navy's nuclear submarine, to map ancient coral reefs. One of these reefs, the "hump," has never been explored before. The NR-1 is a compact, nuclear-powered, electric-drive undersea research and ocean engineering submarine. Her operation depth encompasses all of the continental shelves and much of th ...

A variety of marine animals live near the Pioneer Seamount cable, offshore of Half Moon Bay. May 25, 2006 Life on the line— Studying the environmental effects of a seafloor cable A unique paper by researchers at MBARI and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary describes how a deep-sea communications cable affects animals living on and within the seafloor. MBARI's robotic undersea DNA lab helps scientists study microscopic marine life. MBARI publishes 2005 Annual Report. Learn about MBARI and meet our staff at our annual Open House July 15th Noon to 5 p.m. Press room Archive of previous home page stories 2006 research projects Employment

Welcome to the companion Web site to "Submarines, Secrets, and Spies", originally broadcast in January, 1999. Along with celebrated oceanographer and explorer Robert Ballard, NOVA goes in search of clues to two tragedies of the Cold War, the wrecks of the nuclear submarines Thresher and Scorpion. Here's what you'll find online: See Inside a Submarine Lead yourself on a virtual tour through an active nuclear submarine with these 360-degree views. (QTVR) Can I Borrow Your Sub? Fi ...

USS COD HOME PORT Historic USS COD SS-224 World War II Fleet Submarine USS Cod off Mare Island following a refit in February, 1945. The USS COD Submarine Memorial is a National Historic Landmark and is docked in Cleveland, Ohio COD is now open for the 2006 visiting season and is a popular school field trip destination -- Welcome aboard! QuickTime Virtual Reality Tour: QuickTime VR 3-D images of most of Cod's spaces are now available on this site. Other News: We recently acq ...

MSRC in the News Reception Thanks Simons Foundation Lynn Abramson and Christine O'Connell Awarded First Two Schubel Fellowships MSRC Congratulates 2006 Graduates Amber Stubler Awarded 2006 Udelhofen Memorial Scholarship previous news items Site last modified Friday, June 9, 2006 by George E. Carroll