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Underside view of AUV Sentry and a swimmer at the water surface.

Underside view of AUV Sentry and a swimmer at the water surface.
Underside view of AUV Sentry and a swimmer at the water surface.
Underside view of AUV Sentry and a swimmer at the water surface.
Underside view of AUV Sentry and a swimmer at the water surface.
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Lamar, Luis
Underside view of AUV Sentry and a swimmer at the water surface.
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05/05/2018
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Caption from 2021 WHOI Wall Calendar, March:
R/V Atlantis second mate Max Kantor swims next to the autonomous underwater vehicle Sentry during the vehicle’s recovery from a test dive in 2018. As an autonomous vehicle, Sentry operates without human intervention as deep as 6,000 meters (19,685 feet) and with a long—and growing—list of sensors to support physical, chemical, and biological studies of the ocean and seafloor.
Photo by Luis Lamar
© Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
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