Fabien Cousteau has just completed his 31-day underwater research mission, during which six scientists studied coral reefs in a small laboratory at a depth of 19 meters off the coast of Cay Largo. Such a long-lasting underwater the residence allowed them to first capture some never previously unseen phenomena, Cousteau said in his first short interview from the bottom of the ocean.
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Cousteau’s mission of 31 days was organized for studying the effects of global warming on coral reefs – and to add one day to the 30-day underwater exploration, which his father, Jacques-Yves Cousteau, spent 50 years ago. During this mission team that has just returned to the surface, collected enough data for at least ten research articles on this topic.
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