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1. Wired 12.12: The New Atlantis

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   Welcome to Vent-Based Alpha: a permanent, manned outpost 5,000 feet beneath the ocean's surface. The deep-sea mining colony is the dream of Phil Nuytten, ...
   

2. Topic: deep sea seasteading VENT BASE ALPHA

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   Topic: deep sea seasteading VENT BASE ALPHA | Our mission: To further the establishment and growth of permanent, autonomous ocean ...
   

3. vent base alpha ocean colonies mining remote control robotics - Sub

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4. Vent base Alpha - deep sea colony - concretesubmarine.com/ FORUM

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   9 Mar 2012 – Welcome to Vent-Based Alpha: a permanent, manned outpost 5000 feet beneath the ocean's surface. The deep-sea mining colony is the ...
   

5. vent base alpha ocean - concretesubmarine.com/ FORUM

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6. Vent Base Alpha Submarine Habitat

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   5 Feb 2004 – The idea of VENT BASE ALPHA makes deep sea colonizing also a ... It will essentially be powered by the heat vents on the ocean floor and will ...
   
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   How Deep Is His Love? - Nuytco Research Ltd.

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   have helped open the ocean's depths to exploration and industry. As cutting- ... The concept of Vent Base Alpha, as he calls it, is admirably simple. In much the ...
   

8. Diver and Entreprenuer Phil Nuytten: Understanding The Ocean ...

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   1 Sep 2010 – Diver/Entrepreneur Phil Nuytten's ocean research has helped BP, ... that's fascinated me for many years is what I call Vent Base Alpha.” Like a ...
   

9. North Vancouver inventor making waves around the world

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   30 Mar 2012 – In fact, he says all his work toward opening up the ocean's depths to ... has been but a preamble to his grandest project yet: Vent Base Alpha.
   
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    Phil Nuytten

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    completed the first 600 foot ocean 'bounce' dives on 'Project Nesco', and in 1972 he wrote the .... The prototype will be called 'Vent Base Alpha'; it is a self- ...

The first time I ever saw an ocean was when I was five years old. My family and I were on vacation in Florida, and I remember standing at the edge of the water, feeling the waves crash against the shore, and being absolutely mesmerized. I was so mesmerized, in fact, that I didn't want to leave. I wanted to stay there forever and just keep watching. Since then, I've been lucky enough to see a lot of different oceans. I've seen the Pacific Ocean from the beaches of California, the Atlantic Ocean from the beaches of Florida, and the Indian Ocean from the beaches of Sri Lanka. But no matter where I am in the world, no matter what ocean I'm looking at, I always feel a sense of wonder and awe.

There's something about the ocean that just makes me feel so small. It's like looking at the night sky; it's so vast and so full of mystery. It's a place where anything is possible and where anything can happen. The ocean is a place of endless possibilities, and that's why I love it so much.

I think that's why I'm drawn to oceanography. It's the study of the ocean, of its Rockwool RWA45 50mm creatures, and its mysteries. It's a way to try to understand something that is so big and so full of wonder. And it's a way to appreciate the ocean even more.

I'm grateful to have the opportunity to study the ocean and to share my love of the ocean with others. I hope that through my work, I can inspire others to fall in love with the ocean, too.