A new #WHOI study found that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, or #AMOC, has not declined over the past 6 decades– a finding that contradicts other studies. 📲Read the full story in The Washington Post : go.whoi.edu/wapo-amoc-decl… Nick Foukal

Our first glider recovery of the trip.

Happy International Women's Day- from all of us making waves in ocean science and engineering! 🌊💪🏽💐 #IWD2025 #WomenInSTEM

Just putting things in perspective

The R/V Neil Armstrong is dockside at WHOI and gearing up for departure! 🚢 The Pioneer 21 cruise is headed to the #OOI Pioneer Array in the Mid-Atlantic Bight for mooring ops & data recovery. Follow along for field updates! #OceanObserving #RVNeilArmstrong #MAB

The R/V Armstrong is loaded & ready to depart from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) dock this morning for the Pioneer 21 expedition to the Mid-Atlantic Bight. The team will service moorings & recover data as part of ongoing operations at the OOI Pioneer Array. Safe travels to the crew! ⚓️🌊

This whale put on a great show for us last week. This photo doesn’t do it justice but we need to share it with all of you. Photo credit PD.

Jason is loaded and ready for the next voyage. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI)

Bon voyage!!

Some of the most sophisticated robotics in the world are devoted to studying deep sea gas.

We are off to the Azores! 8 days of transit till we get there, 15 days of sampling, and 8 more days to sail back to the Woods Hole

R/V Neil Armstrong leaving the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) dock on 5/7/25

Got questions about OOI data? We’re here to help! 🌊 Join the Coastal Pioneer & Global Arrays Data Team tomorrow, May 13 for Virtual Office Hours: 🔹 Data access 🔹 Viz tools 🔹 Cruise updates (Pioneer, Papa, Irminger) ⏰ 1–2 PM ET 🔗 Register: bit.ly/4j0jq3q

Happy #NationalMaritimeDay! Celebrate by getting to know one of our mariners! Kyle Covert has served on #WHOI research vessels for 20 years, and now is an engineer on R/V Neil Armstrong Meet the #HumansofWHOI: whoi.edu/kyle-covert

In December 1917, the US Navy sub USS F-1 sank in a tragic accident off the California coast. With support from U.S. National Science Foundation &@USNavyResearch, we conducted a non-invasive survey of the wreck to create these detailed images & maps. 📲 Dive deeper w/ CBS News: go.whoi.edu/cbs-sub