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April 15, 2010

The Autosub 6000 being deployed to survey the Cayman Trough.

Scientists onboard the RRS James Cook have found the world's deepest hydrothermal vents 3,1 miles down (5000 metres) in the Caribbean's Cayman Trough.

The NOC scientists are writing a daily blog diary that can be seen at www.thesearethevoyages.net

The NOC research team on board RSS James Cook

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