Fabien Cousteau’s Proteus Could Be The ISS Of The Ocean
Science 2034 - 08/24/2020
“If you need to be out in the water column — making your measurements, collecting the weird organisms that are there, doing engineering tasks — and you’re operating from the surface, you don’t have the luxury of time,” Mark Patterson, a professor of marine and environmental sciences at Northeastern University, one of Cousteau’s partners on Proteus, said in a press release. “You’re on the clock the instant you hit the water.”
“If you need to be out in the water column — making your measurements, collecting the weird organisms that are there, doing engineering tasks — and you’re operating from the surface, you don’t have the luxury of time,” Mark Patterson, a professor of marine and environmental sciences at Northeastern University, one of Cousteau’s partners on Proteus, said in a press release. “You’re on the clock the instant you hit the water.”
