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One person places scientific instrument in a pool of water while other works on computer.

Date Taken:

December 16, 2014

Photograph By:

Peter Rejcek

License Type:

Public Domain

Engineer Bob Zook, right, and graduate student Justin Burnett, both from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, test a remotely operated vehicle called Deep SCINI in an aquarium tank in McMurdo Station's Crary Lab. The robot was later deployed as part of the WISSARD project through a hole in the Ross Ice Shelf, where it discovered marine life about 740 meters below the ice -- the farthest south that fish and invertebrates have ever been found. See the WISSARD website for more information.

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Aquarium, Crary Lab, Engineering, Engineers, Public Domain, Research, Robot, ROV, Student, WISSARD

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