We are using some pretty basic kit for our #Live #Broadcast today. iPhone, 🤳 stick, remote mic and 4G. I know live is a massive deal in the pro telly business as 100% success requires massive investment. I put our chances at a healthy 80%! Should be fun anyway! #PlymouthREX

It would help us greatly if we could have more subscribers @ youtube.com/user/rovREX as >1k subscribers would make going live a lot easier! Please subscribe. #PlymouthREX

Fistral Class watching ROV REX and Amber Amber Cobley on #deepdiscovery2019 with Deep-Sea Biology Society #marinebiology #plymouthsound #southwestcoast #cornishcoast

Thanks to all those that took part in our #live #oceans #PlymouthREX link to UK schools today and especially Amber Cobley & Callista for organising it! It’s now archived @ youtu.be/yc5yBYGyAlw -pretty happy w LIVE/single take/fullHD/3 moves/46min show on zero budget!

"I am proud of the International Seabed Authority Secretariat staff. They put in an enormous amount of hard work in the interests of Member States and it's a great pleasure to serve with them everyday -"Sec-Gen @mwlodge delivers his report to the #ISBAHQ Assembly #ISBA25

I'm sitting in the #bbcinsidescience chair today - talking Gaia Theory with Gaia Vince, antibiotic resistance genes in London's waterways with Lena Ciric and geoffreylondon reports on Adrian Glover exploring #lifefromvents in icy Icelandic waters That's Radio 4 at 4.30.

The REX team arrive for day 1 of fieldwork. Plan to recover long term experiment from under Mayflower Marina pontoon this morning

After a 2yr gap we are back in the water! #PlymDeeps21 team has 3 days w Callista Natural History Museum University of Southampton Darwin Tree of Life to survey #UKBiodiversity

First up was attaching a line to our colonisation experiment in Plymouth Sound which we did last night with REXs robot arm! Lots of life and pollock cruising about #PlymDeeps2021

A friendly spider crab Hyas araneus was happily hanging out on our basket #PlymDeeps21

We are right now heading out to the beautiful Plymouth Drop Off site to dive to 40m+ and look for sunset cup corals, the UK’s rarest stony coral #PlymDeeps21

We are at the drop off site surveying the reef at 40m. Yes this really is UK waters on a grey day! White cluster anemone and football sea squirt. #oceans #ukbiodiversity Natural History Museum University of Southampton Callista w @expeditionlog #PlymDeeps2021

Some beautiful Alcyonium glomeratum spotted by REX on the Callista in Plymouth this morning! #UKbiodiversity #PlymDeeps2021 #NHMDeepSea

Day 3 of#Plymdeeps21 and of the things we’ve learnt, one of the most important might be, that the REX team are powered by noodles

Some great dives yesterday at the #Plymouth Drop Off now back at the dock and about to redeploy our long term mooring at 20m depth. This was the view last night inside Callista ! #PlymDeeps21

Long term mooring experiment going in! #PlymDeeps21

Along with REX eyes in the deep the #PlymDeeps21 team have a microscope to observe the remarkable tiny world of invertebrate life in our #oceans

Down in the Jewel Anemones at 40m depth, Hand Deeps today #PlymDeeps21 #UKBiodiversity

Welcome to the Challenger 150 Conference. On 6 Sept this year we will bring together oceanographers from across the world to look forward to the next 150 years of #ocean #science and #exploration. Hosted by Natural History Museum Science at the Natural History Museum Imperial College London Challenger Society

1 week to go for the #Challenger150 abstract deadline! Oceanographers: this is your chance to present your research, network with your colleagues, and have dinner under 'Hope' the blue whale Natural History Museum! Dinner tickets are going fast... 3D tour: my.matterport.com/show/?m=8sZPNj…