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Hadal Profiler

We’re going to the deepest parts of the ocean with the Hadal Profiler, a new science tool being developed by University of Hawai’i researchers. The Hadal Profiler will dive down to the bottom of the deepest ocean trenches—measuring water chemistry, ocean currents, and sound as well as capturing video of ocean organisms as it goes, from the surface to 11,000 meters deep. We check out the profiler and some of its instruments, head to the lab to see organisms discovered in the deep ocean trenches, and meet some of the researchers, engineers, and students who are part of the Hadal Profiler development Team. 

Watch the 30-second trailer for Season 11, Episode 2 on Vimeo or YouTube or on Vimeo with English subtitles.

Watch related deep sea episodes: ALOHA Cabled Observatory, Virtually Exploring the Abyssal Plains, Strange Fish of The Deep, Zooplankton in The Deep Sea, Food Webs of the Open Ocean, Scientists at Sea (on the Kilo Moana)

Full Episode

Or watch the episode on: YOUTUBE!

(With archived viewer comments from our premiere on May 2, 2024.)

This episode is also available with English Subtitles on Vimeo.

Flyer for new Voice of the Sea episode, The Hadal Profiler YouTube premiere with an image of the profiler and pictures of people who work on the profiler.
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Contact information:
Kanesa Seraphin, Ph.D.
kanesa@hawaii.edu

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