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What we call ‘planet Earth’ is in fact ‘planet Ocean’. More than seven-tenths of the earth’s surface is covered in water. The oceans regulate the climate, house 99% of the biosphere, control the weather and provide oxygen for every other breath we take. Life exists above the blue surface because of the life beneath it. We have a vital need to monitor the effects of Ocean Warming, Coral Bleaching, migration movements of fisheries, and other components driven by scientific discoveries to be accelerated by PROTEUS™.
Dive into the project’s journey from conception during Mission31 where the proof of concept for PROTEUS™ was established… to today’s marquee initiatives that are creating the path to the world’s first International Space Station of the Ocean.
Weather Channel
Ask the Experts: Exploring the Undersea World With Aquanaut Fabian Cousteau
Weather Channel
Explorer and Ocean Expert Fabien Cousteau on PROTEUS and importance of the ocean
PROTEUS™ x VIONIC
Beach Cleanup recap in Santa Monica, California
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Site Mapping in Curaçao
The team explores Curaçao and maps the sea floor with Map the Gaps &
Bloomberg
Why An Undersea Space Station Is Long Overdue
Real Leaders
Fabien joins the Real Leaders Podcast to share details on PROTEUS™
Behind The News
Fabien Cousteau's Underwater Research Lab
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Mission 31
Mission 31 kicks off with the Aquanaut candidates extreme training and testing...
Mission 31
Cousteau splashes up!
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AE. 23
Made Under Pressure and Analog Explorer podcasts YouTube
CNA
Emeritus Professor Chou Loke Ming, Fabien Cousteau on oceans and climate change
Human Ocean Connection Series
Green Phenix Curaçao
Matter of Fact
Fabien talks with Soledad O'Brien
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Forbes
Aquanaut Fabien Cousteau's $135 Million ISS Of The Deep Sea
The Weather Channel
Fabien on The Weather Channel talking about the future of PROTEUS™
TED
Fabien Cousteau: What I learned from spending 31 days underwater
Mission 31
Ian Somerhalder & Greg Stone visit Aquarius
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Mission 31
Aquanauts Grace Young and Liz Magee capture epic shots during Mission 31.