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The sea is the largest museum in the world

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The sea is the largest museum in the world

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"The Sea is the Largest Museum in the World" - Google Arts & Culture

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When you consider there are an estimated 15,000 archaeological sites off the coastlines of the Atlantic Ocean, this quote from archaeologist Salomon Reinach makes a lot of sense. In Brittany (France), searches have brought to light some of this incredible heritage from the pages of the history books which had previously sunk without a trace.

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Dive in without getting wet! Your National Marine Sanctuary System protects a network of underwater parks encompassing more than 620,000 square miles of marine and Great Lakes waters, and now you can visit these amazing places in the blink of an eye. From the thriving kelp forests of Channel Islands to the treasured coral reefs of the Florida Keys, few places on the planet can compete with the wonders of the National Marine Sanctuary System. Come along as we experience these underwater treasures through virtual reality.

Check out the Next Generation Science Standard lesson plans for grades 6-8 that complement the VR videos to go deeper. For younger audiences, explore the VR activity, facts, and drawing sheets.

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national oceanic and atmospheric administration

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Sanctuaries 360 | Office of National Mairne Sanctuaries

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Though our planet is mostly ocean, we still know little about what lies far beneath the surface. Approximately 95 percent of the ocean remains unexplored, much of it in the deep sea. Even your national marine sanctuaries contain areas that have still not been seen by humans.

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To complement the Sanctuaries 360° virtual reality lesson plans and virtual dives, the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries has created a collection of educational virtual reality activities for students to further explore these underwater treasures. Like the 360° videos, these activities are great for all ocean lovers, as well as those who have yet to or are unable to experience the ocean's beauty firsthand. Enjoy a combination of captivating articles, videos, and 360° images and videos to learn more about your National Marine Sanctuary System!

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national oceanic and atmospheric administration

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Virtual Dive Activity | National Marine Sanctuaries

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To complement the Sanctuaries 360° virtual reality lesson plans and virtual dives, the NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries has created a collection of educational virtual reality activities for students to further explore these underwater treasures.

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Virtual Dive into Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary | Office of National Marine Sanctuaries

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Immerse yourself in the ocean and your national marine sanctuaries without getting wet! These virtual reality voyages use 360-degree images to highlight the amazing habitats, animals, and cultural resources you can find in each national marine sanctuary.

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US Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

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Modeling Marine Ecosystems with Virtual Reality: NOAA’s National Ocean Service

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The Virtual Ecosystem Viewer is an interactive virtual reality model NOAA scientists use to visualize changing ocean ecosystems, especially fish populations. These activities explore how models work. They are interactive, problem-centered investigations where students use real data and models to explore human-caused changes in ocean ecosystems and the impacts they have on the plants and animals in those ecosystems.

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Coral Reef Ecosystems Virtual Reality | National Marine Sanctuaries

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The NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries protects some of the most iconic coral reefs in the world, but corals are suffering from disease and other stressors. Fortunately, NOAA and our partners are working together to restore these critical coral reefs. Grab your snorkel (okay, headset) and dive in to explore these diverse ecosystems!

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Located off the coast of Southern California, Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary is a biological hotspot. Swim along with a playful sea lion as it takes you on a tour through the sanctuary's kelp forests and rocky outcrops.

If you're on a desktop, click and drag to experience in 360 degrees, or pair your phone with your virtual reality headset. For the best viewing experience, watch the video in high-definition: click the gear symbol in the lower right corner, then select any of the HD options that pop up when you click "Quality."

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Virtual dive with sea lions in Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary | Office of National Marine Sanctuaries

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Located off the coast of Southern California, Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary is a biological hotspot. Swim along with a playful sea lion as it takes you on a tour through the sanctuary's kelp forests and rocky outcrops. If you're on a desktop, click and drag to experience in 360 degrees, or pair your phone with your virtual reality headset.

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What it looks like jumping in