Innovating on the world's most advanced research vessel
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Have you ever wondered what it's like to film thousands of meters below the surface of the ocean? Or what if something breaks in the middle of nowhere? Come meet Olaf and Val, some of the amazing techs and engineers aboard the world's most advanced research vessel, OceanXplorer.
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