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the aquarius underwater laboratory: america’s “inner space” station

The Aquarius Underwater Laboratory: America’s “Inner Space” Station

Published in the Marine Technology Society Journal, Winter 2000/2001: Volume 34(4): 69-74

Dr. Steven L. Miller and Craig Cooper
UNCW Center for Marine Science
National Undersea Research Center
515 Caribbean Drive
Key Largo, Florida 33037

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