A SeaGlider is lowered from the research vessel. The robotic glider, which made repeated dives to depths of hundreds of meters, measured ocean properties then relayed them back to the scientists on board the ship. (Courtesy of Eric Rehm, University of Washington)

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A SeaGlider is lowered from the research vessel. The robotic glider, which made repeated dives to depths of hundreds of meters, measured ocean properties then relayed them back to the scientists on board the ship. (Courtesy of Eric Rehm, University of Washington)

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A SeaGlider is lowered from the research vessel. The robotic glider, which made repeated dives to depths of hundreds of meters, measured ocean properties then relayed them back to the scientists on board the ship. (Courtesy of Eric Rehm, University of Washington) photo copyright WHOI taken at and featuring the class

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