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The Argentine Underwater Expedition that Has Gone Viral with Its Live Broadcasts

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Scientists from CONICET and the Schmidt Ocean Institute explore the Mar del Plata underwater canyon in the South Atlantic. The journey, broadcast live on YouTube from more than 3900 meters deep, attracts thousands of spectators

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Scientists from CONICET and the Schmidt Ocean Institute explore the Mar del Plata underwater canyon in the South Atlantic. The journey, broadcast live on YouTube from more than 3900 meters deep, attracts thousands of spectators

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The Research Council, together with the Schmidt Ocean Foundation, teach the public the species located 300 kilometers from the coast and 3900 meters deep

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The live broadcast of the scientific expedition of the Conicet next to the Schmidt Ocean Institute from the bottom of the sea more than doubled in audience to that of Neura, in which President Javier Milei tried to explain the shot of the dollar and played to be puppeteer. He also surpassed those of the main news channels of the country, such as TN, C5N and La Nación+, which at the same time covered the political agenda. The ranking of YouTube a…

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In collaboration with the Schmidt Ocean Foundation, researchers from the National Council of Scientific and Technical Research (Conicet) are carrying out the Ocean Submarine Oasis expedition of the Mar del Plata Canyon: Continental Talud IV, which is broadcast on a live stream that caused furor in networks by the species that were registered. In this way, users can see the depths of the Argentine sea [...] La entrada El Conicet launched an exped…

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While 42,000 people watched the note of the head of state in Neura, 50,000 users did the same with the transmission of Argentine scientists from the Mar del Plata Canyon.

·Argentina
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More than 3,000 meters deep, in one of the most biodiverse areas of the South Atlantic, a team of Argentine scientists achieved a milestone: to show live life at the bottom of the Argentine sea.

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laplata1.com broke the news in on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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