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An oil rig worker snapped photos of two different UFOs off the coast of Mexico near Tampico close to an alleged underwater alien base.

Warming seas are having a growing impact on the life that depends on our oceans to survive. But it's not just the water that's heating up.

A marine science expert calls for scientists to cooperate on solutions to Persian Gulf heating by sharing data and creating sanctuaries.

Already the world's hottest coastal environment in the summer, the shallow sea between the Arabian peninsula and southwestern Iran continues to heat at a breathtaking pace.

NASA's report mainly focuses on reporting aerial phenomena, but a marine and environmental science expert says don’t forget about the oceans.

Brian Helmuth, Northeastern professor of marine and environmental science, says we should be focused more on looking for UFOs underwater.

An expert has warned that people may be looking in the wrong place for UFOs after NASAs report into Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs) failed to find definitive evidence sightings were extraterrestrial in origin.

When she moved to Boston nine years ago, NBC10 meteorologist Pamela Gardner figured she was leaving the tornadoes and severe weather typical for the Midwest behind her — but this summer begs to differ.  Not only has the summer of 2023 been one of the coolest and wettest on record, but it brought with it...

The majority of people draw a sharp line between themselves and what is considered nature, Northeastern researchers find.