What extraordinary experience to join former Presidential Economic Advisor Dr. Pippa Malmgren on her inaugural Thinking Expedition in Iceland. A highlight was snorkeling in Silfra Fissure between the North American and Eurasian #tectonic plates at 0 deg C with 100m visibility!

Looking forward to appearing on @DrPhil’s podcast next month to discuss #UAP in the #ocean.

Breathtaking drone footage captures the exact moment a line of hikers witnessed Guatemala’s Volcán de Fuego erupting.

It's #InternationalSeaSlugDay! #SeaSlug is a common name applied to different marine invertebrates, including #nudibranches. This photo of a feather-like nudibranch comes from our 2020 exploration of California's #PioneerCanyon.

NOAA released the new Coastal Ocean Reanalysis (CORA) dataset for the U.S. West Coast, Hawaii, and southern Alaska, and a new Experimental High-Resolution High Tide Flooding Outlook. This dataset and Experimental Outlook advance NOAA’s ability to better serve our nation’s coastal communities by providing data to support coastal flood planning and mitigation efforts. Learn more at: oceanservice.noaa.gov/news/o…

The Sol Foundation’s 2027 Symposium includes a full day of programming from partner organizations, including Americans for Safe Aerospace, the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies, uNHIdden, Vanguard Enterprise, and the Visible College. This is an one-of-a-kind gathering for academics, aviators, experiencers, government employees, investors, and technologists engaged with UAP. Participate in history in the making and register now: thesolfoundation.org/2027-so…

NOAA tide station observations indicate oceanic Kelvin waves are contributing to new/broken water level records along the California coast, including some of the highest readings in over a century. San Diego, CA - 2.80 feet above mean higher high water (MHHW) - Station dates back to 1906 La Jolla, CA - 2.65 feet above MHHW - Station dates back to 1924 Los Angeles, CA - 2.70 feet above MHHW - Station dates back to 1923 Santa Barbara, CA - 2.65 feet above MHHW - Station dates back to 1974 These elevated water levels are the result of above-normal tides—caused by the full moon and perigean spring tide (when the Moon is closest to the Earth)—in addition to impacts from El Niño-driven Kelvin waves. More record-breaking water levels are possible today, with a continued risk of flooding and other coastal hazards. To view real-time water level conditions at locations near you, visit NOAA’s Coastal Inundation Dashboard: tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/in…

Former NASA Associate Administrator Mike Gold, who provided decisive testimony at the fall 2024 House Oversight and Government Reform Committee UAP hearing, will be speaking at Sol’s 2027 Symposium, on March 11-13 in Washington DC. Participate in history in the making and register now: thesolfoundation.org/2027-so…

As the only #oceanographer on the @UAPSAC that reports to the @dUSADNI, I feel obligated to explore the occurrence of anomalous phenomena in the #maritimedomain. Many thanks to @seanhannity & his team for hosting a first rate show! hannity.com/media-room/new-e…

FBI agents witnessed a silent, matte-black triangular object hover above a mountain ridge for roughly 20 seconds before it accelerated almost instantly and vanished into a canyon — all without visible engines, rotors, exhaust, or any conventional propulsion system. The 2026 encounter is among several incidents detailed in newly released Pentagon and Department of War documents examining unidentified anomalous phenomena. Agents used handheld thermal equipment and reported a uniform heat signature across the object's surface, with none of the concentrated hot spots typically associated with aircraft propulsion. The object's estimated wingspan was 9 to 15 feet. Neither the FBI nor the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office has identified the object or established its origin. Fox News Digital has contacted AARO for comment, including whether the object has since been identified. Full story here foxnews.com/us/pentagon-ufo-…

“A black triangle aircraft…” Excerpt from my memoir:

Dr. Hal Puthoff made waves at the Sol Foundation’s first symposium about alleged UAP disclosure moves in the George W. Bush White House, and he returns to our 2027 symposium this March 11-13, in Washington DC. Participate in history in the making and register now: piped.video/watch?v=9azht9pC…

This might just be the best book review I will ever receive. I have been a devoted reader of the Marine Technology Reporterfor some time, and to make their MTR100 is beyond anything I ever imagined. Check it out on page 58: magazines.marinelink.com/nwm…

Spotlight on @NOAAFisheries! Aboard @NOAA_OMAO Ship Oscar Elton Sette, scientists & partners in American Samoa collected 900+ samples to support sustainable fisheries🌊🐟 See how community-driven science keeps our oceans thriving: fisheries.noaa.gov/feature-s… #NationalSeafoodMonth

.@NOAA’s #GOESEast (#GOES19) 🛰️ continues to track the #NorEaster off the East Coast this morning, which is expected to slowly pull northward later today. #CoastalFlood Advisories remain in effect along the Mid-Atlantic coast. This imagery was captured yesterday, Oct. 20, over the course of roughly four hours. Latest updates: weather.gov

Jay Stratton tells Chris Cuomo the UAP Legacy Program is comprised of the CIA, U.S. Air Force, Department of Energy, and “defense contractor community” President Trump is not aware of the program’s effort to recover and reverse-engineer “craft of non-human origin” per Stratton.

Join the Sol Foundation’s 2027 Symposium and be part of history in the making. Confirmed speakers this year include Tim Gallaudet, Mike Gold, Avi Loeb, Karl Nell, Garry Nolan, Hal Puthoff, and Peter Skafish. For more information and registration, click below. thesolfoundation.org/2027-so…

As an iconic and widely seen marine mammal across many National Marine Sanctuaries, esp. the West Coast, sea lions inhabit diverse environments ranging from rocky shores to kelp forests. They are curious, but please maintain a safe distance to prevent causing them stress or harm.

Tomorrow-S12 and S13, our 12th and 13th microwave sounders, launched October 1 on SpaceX's Transporter-18. Their scans are already being woven into our modeling, improving our understanding of the current state of the atmosphere to improve predictions and decisions globally. Take a look at some of their first scans of the atmosphere!

Fuel your #MondayMotivation with the right resources! 📊📄 Whether you’re starting a new project, finalizing research, or simply want to learn more about coral reefs, our Digital Corals portal has the data and publications you need: coralreef.noaa.gov/digital-c…