Ocean Light Search

Objects in darkness are seen only when they are illuminated or if they give off their own light.

The crew plans and carries out investigations by navigating the ship through the ocean, observing and documenting underwater life forms, and using scanning and repair systems.

The crew analyzes and interprets data obtained from scans and observations of the underwater environment, making connections between the presence or absence of light and the visibility of objects.

The crew observes patterns in the behavior and characteristics of underwater organisms and their interactions with light.

The crew explores cause-and-effect relationships between light and the visibility of objects in the ocean, as well as the consequences of repairing the ship's system.

The mission explores how light interacts with objects in the underwater environment, including reflection and emission, and how the presence or absence of light affects visibility.

The crew utilizes sensors, scanning systems, and repair stations to gather and process information about the underwater environment and the ship's systems.