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Catlin Seaview survey team at Aquarius laboratory

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English: The Catlin Seaview survey team collected continuous, 360 degree, high resolution photographs of the Aquarius underwater laboratory using their state of the art SVII camera system. Credit: NOAA/ONMS/Hickerson
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Source Gallery, Capturing the Florida Keys, in 360 Degrees
Author NOAA (Maya Walton)

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