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Posted on March 7, 2021 | Views: 1,010 cwebb2021-03-06T22:50:34-08:00 by Laura Lombrana: The grandson of the famous explorer is creating a sea station where scientists can live under the ocean while studying climate change… Fabien Cousteau took a last look at the steel capsule that had been his home for 31 days as he ascended gently toward the warm surface of the Florida Bay waters. After a month living in a confined space, 63 feet deep in the ocean with no sunlight, he had just one...

The Next Cousteau Is Building an Underwater Research Wonderland Bloomberg 2/3/2021 Laura Millan Lombrana © Photographer: ERIC PIERMONT/AFP Fabien Cousteau during a presentation on water and waste-management in Paris in 2015. (Bloomberg) -- Fabien Cousteau took a last look at the steel capsule that had been his home for 31 days as he ascended gently toward the warm surface of the Florida Bay waters. After a month living in a confined space, 63 feet deep in the ocean with no ...