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Hurricane Gil strengthens in busy Pacific Basin

Hurricane Gil strengthens in busy Pacific Basin, while Atlantic stays quiet

The Pacific Ocean is filled with tropical activity as forecasters track Hurricane Gil, which is strengthening as it moves into the Central Pacific Basin, in addition to several other disturbances that could get their own names in the coming days.

The Associated Press on MSN · 4h

Hurricane Gil churns far out in the eastern Pacific

MEXICO CITY -- Hurricane Gil was continuing to churn in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Saturday but is not expected to threaten land and is likely to decrease in strength rapidly over the weekend, forecasters said.

Yahoo · 3h

Hurricane Gil forms in the eastern Pacific but is not forecast to threaten land

Tropical Storm Gil strengthened into a hurricane in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Friday but was not expected to threaten land, forecasters said. The Miami-based U.S. National Hurricane Center said the storm was about 1,

Pacific Ocean, Tropical Storm Gil

Fox Weather on MSN · 1d

Pacific Ocean remains busy for tropical activity

Iona, Gil and several areas to watch are still percolating out in the central and eastern Pacific Ocean. MLB Trade Deadline Winners and Losers: Eugenio Suárez has huge park change, Ryan Helsley now a drop, more

WGNO · 21h

Tropical Development continues in the Pacific Ocean

While the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of America are on the quiet, the Pacific Ocean is a different story with a few spots of tropical development. First one is Tropical

Yahoo · 1d

Tropical Storm Gil forms in Pacific Ocean

The FOX Forecast Center is tracking a flurry of activity across the Pacific. Tropical Storm Gil formed late Wednesday evening. Gil is forecasted to become a Category 1 hurricane by Saturday morning before quickly weakening throughout the weekend as it races towards Hawaii.

Scientists made a mind-blowing discovery

NBC News · 2d

‘Flourishing’ ecosystem discovered 30,000 feet below the Pacific Ocean

A team of researchers discovered a “flourishing” ecosystem of clams, tube worms and other creatures over 30,000 feet below the Pacific Ocean. The discoveries mark the “deepest and the most extensive chemosynthesis-based communities known to exist,

Vox on MSN · 1d

Scientists made a mind-blowing discovery more than 30,000 feet under the Pacific Ocean

The Titanic lies about 12,500 feet under the ocean. The pressure down there is so immense that even submersibles supposedly built for those conditions can, as we know, tragically fail. Now imagine taking a sub nearly three times deeper.

Yahoo · 1d

'Thriving' ecosystem found 30,000 feet undersea

Researchers discovered communities of creatures living in frigid, pitch-black waters under high pressure

3 reasons why the Pacific Ocean tsunami fizzled before reaching WA

Waves and strong currents are expected to continue Wednesday for Washington but it appears we've escaped largely unscathed.

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The Pacific Dodged a Monster Tsunami After One of the Biggest Quakes Ever. Here’s Why

An 8.8-magnitude earthquake off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula shook the Pacific, but its tsunami fizzled. A geologist explains ...

Maps: Tracking a Tsunami in the Pacific Ocean

Alerts for a potential tsunami were issued for coastlines in North America, Hawaii, Russia and Japan after a powerful ...

Creatures found living off gas in Pacific Ocean’s deepest trenches

A strange menagerie of creatures living off methane have been found in the darkest depths of the Pacific Ocean.

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Eerie ‘woman’s voice’ recorded by NASA deep in ocean still a mystery 25 years later

A loud and eery noise named 'Julia' coming from deep in the ocean is still a mystery to scientists, years on from when it was discovered.

The Inertia on MSN1d

NOAA Shares Simulation of Massive Tsunami That Traveled Through the Pacific After Russian Earthquake

The world collectively braced itself for disaster when it was announced a tsunami was speeding through the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday.

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Meet the strange creatures thriving in the darkest depths of the Pacific

Next time you’re taking a dip in the ocean, just know some very, very strange things are underneath you. And no, we’re not ...