The Cyber Sea: World's Largest Internet Undersea Science Station Boots Up [Slide Show]

NEPTUNE Canada, the world's largest regional cabled undersea network, promises to usher in a new era of ocean science when it goes online December 8*















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  1. 1. urahozer 06:35 PM 12/8/09

    I think the photo captions are mixed up for photos 10 and 11 the squid is in photo 10 and the rat-tail photo 11. other then that this seems like an awesome project

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  2. 2. Robin Lloyd 11:42 AM 12/9/09

    Thanks for pointing out the caption mix-up. It is now fixed.

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  3. 3. megman187 02:36 PM 12/9/09

    Finally man has positioned something in the ocean that will be beneficial to the ocean, our most important resource. It’s fantastic when technology can be put to such good use, so much better to give something back than to deplete more from our ocean environment.

    Cutting edge technology put to such a good use…Hats off to all those implicated into such a worth while project. I must have overlooked this information but, will and when will the public have access to photos from the web cams?

    Tony DeMaio

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  4. 4. caadki73 10:08 AM 12/11/09

    I think you have the text switched on the last two slides. The squid and rat tail fish text need to be switched. Oops.

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  5. 5. caadki73 in reply to Robin Lloyd 10:09 AM 12/11/09

    Robin,
    I just looked at the slides this morning...great site but the captions are still wrong. Just FYI.

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  6. 6. Bops 12:40 PM 12/11/09

    Nice work..thanks

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  7. 7. Robin Lloyd 02:56 PM 12/11/09

    OK now it's really fixed. We had a technical difficulty that is now resolved.

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  8. 8. windowsmwl 08:15 PM 12/11/09

    Good works,thanks a lot

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