Scientists to Use HDTV for a High-Definition Look at Surreal Sea Floor

Ocean scientists are planning for the first time to use a high-definition (HD) television camera for live views of an area of the sea floor that has been twisted by earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and is dotted with eerie spires and chimneys venting water as hot as 700 degrees Fahrenheit.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news6780.html">Scientists to Use HDTV for a High-Definition Look at Surreal Sea Floor</a></p> <p>Ocean scientists are planning for the first time to use a high-definition (HD) television camera for live views of an area of the sea floor that has been twisted by earthquakes and volcanic eruptions and is dotted with eerie spires and chimneys venting water as hot as 700 degrees Fahrenheit.</p>