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    Hawaii's famed Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into the Pacific▼Hawaii’s famed Hōlei Sea Arch has collapsed into Pacific Ocean✉newsEnvironmentOceans13 h ago

    The Hōlei Sea Arch, a well-known natural lava formation on Hawaii's southern coastline, has collapsed into the Pacific Ocean. The arch, long a popular landmark for visitors in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, was reported destroyed by multiple US news outlets. The loss of the iconic formation is drawing attention as another visible sign of coastal erosion and natural change in Hawaii.

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    Hawaii's 550-year-old Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into the ocean▼Hawaii’s 550-year-old Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into the ocean https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/science/seaMmastodonScience513 h ago

    The Hōlei Sea Arch, a lava rock formation estimated to be around 550 years old on Hawaii's southern coast, has collapsed into the ocean. The natural arch was a well-known landmark in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, and its loss highlights the ongoing erosion and volcanic forces that continuously reshape the islands' coastlines.

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    Ocean Water Warnings Issued Across Southern California Amid Ongoing Heat▼Ocean Water Warnings Issued as Southland Heat Continues✉newsEnvironmentOceans7 h ago

    Health officials have issued ocean water warnings for beaches across Southern California as a heat wave continues over the region. The advisories typically caution swimmers about elevated bacteria levels near storm drains and outfalls, which can rise in warm weather. Beachgoers are being urged to check water quality postings before entering the ocean during the hot spell.

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    A research expedition to the Southern Ocean has uncovered flaws in current climate models, suggesting the models may misrepresent how the region absorbs carbon and heat. The Southern Ocean plays a major role in regulating the global climate, so inaccuracies there could affect projections worldwide. Researchers are calling for updated measurements and revised modelling approaches.

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    California prepares for massive Kelvin wave and sea level rise●California rushes to prepare for massive ‘Kelvin’ wave and predicted sea level rise https://www. theguardian.com/us-newsMmastodonEnvironmentOceans1318 h ago

    California is moving to prepare for a massive Kelvin wave along the Pacific coast, alongside predictions of sea level rise. The warming phenomenon, tied to the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, can raise coastal ocean temperatures and water levels, raising concerns about coastal flooding and infrastructure. The story has drawn wide attention across climate and weather coverage of the US West Coast.

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    Helicopter crashes into ocean off Catalina Island with five aboard▼Helicopter goes down in ocean off Catalina Island with 5 on board✉newsEnvironmentOceans2 d ago

    A helicopter went down in the ocean off Catalina Island, California, with five people on board. The incident was reported by news outlets, but details on the condition of those aboard, the cause of the crash, and rescue efforts have not yet been confirmed. Authorities are expected to release more information as the response continues.

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    The Fall Wine Festival is returning to Southern Ocean County, New Jersey, bringing seasonal wine tastings and local festivities back to the Jersey Shore area. The event's announcement has drawn attention from residents and visitors ahead of the fall season.

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    Filmmaker Tomas Koeck Launches 'Saltwater Sessions' on Rhode Island's Coast▼Saltwater Sessions: Sky, Sea and Shore with ‘Ocean State’ filmmaker Tomas Koeck✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    Rhode Island filmmaker Tomas Koeck, known as the 'Ocean State' filmmaker, is presenting 'Saltwater Sessions: Sky, Sea and Shore', a project documenting the coastal landscapes and wildlife of southern New England. The series spotlights the region's skies, seas and shoreline, drawing local attention to ocean and coastal storytelling from the Rhode Island area.

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    Hole the size of Portugal opens in Antarctic sea ice▼Why did a massive hole the size of Portugal open up in Antarctica? If your first thought was climate change, you’re on tMmastodonScience62 d ago

    A vast opening in Antarctic sea ice, roughly the size of Portugal, has drawn scientific attention, with researchers pointing to climate change as a likely driver. The phenomenon, known as a polynya, is prompting discussion about warming oceans, shifting winds and what the hole reveals about changes underway in the Southern Ocean around Antarctica.

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    Medevac helicopter crashes off Catalina Island, killing at least two▼Medevac helicopter crashes in Pacific Ocean near Catalina Island, killing at least 2✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    A medical evacuation helicopter crashed into the Pacific Ocean near Catalina Island off the Southern California coast, killing at least two people. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the crash, and further details about the victims and possible survivors have not yet been confirmed.

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    Gulf Blue Navigator Opens Applications for 2027 Cohort▼Gulf Blue® Navigator Opens Applications for 2027 Cohort✉newsTechnology2 d ago

    The University of Southern Mississippi has opened applications for the 2027 cohort of its Gulf Blue Navigator program, an initiative supporting ocean-related technology ventures in the Gulf of Mexico region. Startups and innovators in the blue economy can now apply, with the program offering resources and connections to help grow maritime and ocean-tech businesses along the Gulf Coast.

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    Two killed, one missing after helicopter crashes off California coast●2 killed, 2 injured, 1 missing after helicopter crashes off California coast https://www. upi.com/Top_News/US/2026/10/01MmastodonWorld22 d ago

    A helicopter crashed into the Pacific Ocean near Catalina Island off the Southern California coast, leaving two people dead, two injured and one missing. Rescue crews responded to the scene, and the search for the missing person is ongoing. The cause of the crash has not yet been determined, and authorities are expected to investigate as recovery operations continue in the area.

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    Colossal squid filmed alive in the wild for first time▼First-ever colossal squid captured on video | What scientists say it reveals✉newsEnvironmentOceans2 d ago

    Scientists have captured the first footage of a colossal squid in its natural habitat, filmed near the South Sandwich Islands in the Southern Ocean. The animal, recorded by a remote camera at a depth of around 600 metres, was a juvenile about 30 centimetres long and nearly transparent. Adults can grow up to 7 metres and weigh around 500 kilograms. Researchers say the footage helps confirm how the species lives in the wild, decades after it was first identified in 1925.

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    Southern Ocean Medical Center Introduces Acupuncture Services▼Getting to the Point — Acupuncture Arrives at Southern Ocean Medical Center✉newsEnvironmentOceans2 d ago

    Southern Ocean Medical Center, part of the Hackensack Meridian Health network in New Jersey, has added acupuncture to its care offerings. The hospital says the service brings this complementary therapy, often used for pain management and stress relief, to patients in the southern Ocean County area. The announcement highlights the medical center's effort to broaden integrative medicine options for local residents.

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    ISS live feed draws eyes to Earth view from orbit●Live feed: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=awQzjn72bI0 Current location: http://www. openstreetmap.org/?mlat=34.050 9&mMmastodonScienceSpace12 d ago

    The International Space Station's live video stream is being shared again, offering a continuous view of Earth from roughly 400 kilometres up. The coordinates shared alongside the feed place the station over the southern Pacific Ocean. Viewers are swapping links to the stream and location data, with space agencies NASA, ESA, JAXA and CSA associated with the station's ongoing operations.

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    Climate communicators team up on El Nino and polar sea ice●Part 1 of a 2-part collaboration between Dave Borlace ("Just have a Think") and Ella Gilbert (Dr Gilbz) about possible cMmastodonEnvironmentClimate42 d ago

    Science communicators Dave Borlace, creator of the Just Have a Think channel, and glaciologist Ella Gilbert, known as Dr Gilbz, have released the first part of a two-part collaboration examining possible links between the recent Super El Nino and sea ice changes in both the Arctic and Antarctica. The series explores how the powerful ocean-warming event may be affecting polar ice in the northern and southern hemispheres.