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The Metals Company, too, faces headwinds. When it ceased operations, it hadn’t mined any metal ore at all.

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But after raising some US $686 million, building three large undersea drilling robots, and securing a license to mine the seabed off Papua New Guinea, Nautilus went bankrupt in November 2019.

Nautilus’s idea wasn’t to collect nodules, though, but rather to cut and drill into crusty deposits near deep-sea thermal vents, where valuable metals and minerals have been deposited over many millennia. Still, it would be another half century before a startup, Nautilus Minerals, would try to make a go of large-scale deep-seabed mining.

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Mero argued his case and triggered a substantial spending spree as oceanographic research institutes sought, successfully, to verify his claims.Ī patch of Pacific seabed could supply key metals for batteries for 250 million electric vehicles In the December 1960 issue of Scientific American, the mining engineer John L. Nearly 90 years would go by before somebody would propose collecting the nodules on a mass scale. It has been a long and twisty road from the initial discoveries by the Challenger. Later this year, as David Schneider notes in “ Deep-sea Mining Stirs Up Muddy Questions,” a Canadian firm called the Metals Company (formerly DeepGreen Metals) plans to begin testing a nodule-collecting system comprising a seafloor robotic collector vehicle connected to a mammoth surface support ship. Over the next decade, a great shift to electric vehicles is expected to drive up demand for cobalt, nickel, copper, and manganese-all key metals in lithium-ion batteries, and all present in minable quantities in seafloor nodules. Quite soon, we’re all going to find out whether existing technology can be used to harvest those nodules and recover their valuable metals at costs competitive with more traditional mining techniques. It was the first of many such hauls by the Challenger crew, from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific, where the dredges sometimes yielded a briny jumble of the dark-gray nodules, shark’s teeth, and, oddly, whale ear bones. The dredging apparatus came up loaded with potato-size nodules subsequent analysis found them to be rich in manganese, nickel, and iron. But the crew’s most puzzling discovery was made on 18 February 1873, while dredging an abyssal plain near the Canary Islands. Its bathymetric data, collected laboriously with a weighted line, was used to make the seafloor maps that guided the route of an early transatlantic telegraph cable. It discovered 4,700 new marine species, the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, and the Mariana Trench. The ship traveled 125,936 kilometers, and the mission succeeded beyond the wildest dreams of its backers. The former warship departed England in 1872 with a complement of 237 on a mission to collect marine specimens and also to map and sample huge swaths of the seafloor. The three-year voyage of the HMS Challenger was one of the greatest scientific expeditions in an era with quite a few of them.

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