Street View maps reefs from Florida Keys to U S waters
US government scientists use underwater fisheye lenses in the Florida Keys to adapt street view style imagery for coral reefs. The project, with images to be shared on Google Maps, aims to aid research and management of marine sanctuaries nationwide and study impacts from warming oceans pollution and hurricanes.
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Coral cameras map underwater reefs in Florida Keys
NOAA official explains preservation zones as divers deploy basketball sized SVN rigs for underwater Street View imaging. The 143 pound systems tether divers and move via tiny motors, with smaller tripod versions tested in the Keys. Rich Vevers previews scenes of endangered elkhorn coral bleached reefs and nurseries in clear blue water.
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Salt debate questions need for most people to cut salt
An international study challenges the idea that most people should reduce salt for heart health, suggesting average intake may be adequate and that too little could be harmful. Experts critique the findings while stress remains on limiting sodium for high blood pressure and public health.
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