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The Scripps Pier extends 1,090 feet into the Pacific Ocean, serving as a vital research platform for oceanographic studies.
The R/V Melville, once the oldest active oceanographic research vessel, was part of the Scripps fleet until 2014.
Scripps researchers have discovered over 100 new marine species, including the fascinating 'yeti crab'!
Scripps scientists were among the first to measure rising atmospheric CO2 levels, contributing to our understanding of climate change.
The Birch Aquarium showcases over 60 habitats of fish and invertebrates, making it a must-visit for marine enthusiasts.
Scripps researchers have collaborated with NASA to study ocean worlds beyond Earth, like Jupiter's moon Europa.
Scripps operates a network of seismometers that help monitor and study earthquakes along the California coast.
The Scripps Library houses one of the largest collections of oceanographic literature in the world.
Scripps scientists work on projects to protect endangered marine species and their habitats.
Many Scripps graduates have become leaders in marine science, including Sylvia Earle, a renowned oceanographer and explorer.
