Due to high currents at the USS Monitor, the onboard team has decided to move todays’s dive to the dramatic wreck of the EM Clark! We are still on schedule and plan to launch the ROVs this morning. #allwrecks

ROVs Yogi and Guru are on the seafloor and making their way to the wreck site of the EM Clark. Currents are strong on the bottom, so the approach to the site might take a bit longer than initially estimated. Working in the ocean is dynamic and can be challenging! #allwrecks

Today’s dive has ended early due to high currents and winds. See you in the water again tomorrow morning! #allwrecks

Today’s ROV dive will be delayed as we search for a wreck site with low currents. Our original primary and backup dive sites were both seeing currents of over 3 kts! #allwrecks

Currents are high at all of our planned ROV dive sites, so the NOAA Ship Nancy Foster will be conducting bathymetry mapping operations for now. We will be checking currents periodically throughout the day to reevaluate conditions. #allwrecks

Due to high currents again today at the both the USS Monitor and EM Clark wreck sites, today’s dive is postponed until when/if conditions become more favorable. Working in/near the Gulf Stream is dynamic and challenging! #allwrecks

Yogi and Guru are in the water! We are diving on an originally unplanned wreck site where currents are manageable. Follow along live from now through 7pm Eastern Time! engineeringfordiscovery.org #allwrecks

GFOE Photographer/Videographer Art Howard takes photos of the ROV control room during today’s launch! #allwrecks

Unfortunately today’s dive will be postponed until when/if the winds and currents calm down enough to safely operate Yogi and Guru. Please check back here for updates throughout the day! #allwrecks

Due to high currents, high winds, and large sea states, the ROVs will be unable to dive today. Hopefully we will see you back in the water tomorrow! #allwrecks

We are diving on the E.M. Clark today! Come join us for #shipwrecks and #sharks this Saturday. Watch live at engineeringfordiscovery.org. #allwrecks

You'll be amazed at the unique fusion of the history with the biology and ecology that Malchace and other NOAA Monitor NMS shipwrecks are now forming. engineeringfordiscovery.org 📸: GF Ocean Exploration/NOAA

Join us today on the #shipwrecks Bluefields and, later, U-576 in NOAA Monitor NMS. Visit engineeringfordiscovery.org for the livestream. #allwrecks

Our next stop is U-576 U-576 had received damage to the main ballast tank and decided to return to Germany on July 13 1942. 📸Ed Caram

Check out this article from ABC News about our current Valor in the Atlantic expedition in NOAA Monitor NMS! #allwrecks abcnews.go.com/Technology/ins…

Join us right now for a night dive on #ussmonitor in NOAA Monitor NMS! Go to engineeringfordiscovery.org to watch the livestream! Photo by Art Howard, GFOE #allwrecks #shipwrecks #oceanexploration #nightdive

We are on the E.M. Clark in NOAA Monitor NMS for our last dive! Join us now until midnight Eastern at engineeringfordiscovery.org! #allwrecks Photo: NOAA/GFOE

We are live from the seafloor right now! Tune in! #oceanexploration

In 2016, NOAA Ocean Exploration ROV #Okeanos explored the #midwater biome. An analyses of midwater biodiversity from that dive will be presented at #AGU22. See Isabel Moyer’s talk @ Tues 3 pm CST to learn more: fal.cn/3un7H

Today we are celebrating #oceanexplorationday! We have discovered that the deep sea is full of life that we are just beginning to understand. By exploring the ocean, we learn more about our planet, our human maritime history, and our capabilities in engineering. #GFOE #ROV