Boaty McBoatface Returns Home with Unprecedented Data

SWINDON, United Kingdom, June 28 -- The Natural Environment Research Council issued the following news release:

Researchers at the University of Southampton have captured unprecedented data about some of the coldest abyssal ocean waters on Earth - known as Antarctic Bottom Water - during the first voyage of the yellow robotic submersible known as Boaty McBoatface, which arrived back in the UK last week.

The team, which also involved scientists from the British Antarctic . . .

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Mary Goodchild, NERC news & media officer, 017/934-11939, marodc@nerc.ac.uk; Becky Attwood, media relations officer, University of Southampton, 023/805-93212, (c) 073/420-60429, r.attwood@southampton.ac.uk; Athena Dinar, senior communications manager, British Antarctic Survey, 012/232-21441, (c) 079/090-08516, jonann@bas.ac.uk; Leigh Marsh, communications officer, National Oceanography Centre, 023/805-96170, (c) 077/696-42286, leigh.marsh@noc.ac.uk