Humanity has a blind spot when it comes to the role of the ocean in climate change. That is in part because, as land-dwellers, we naturally tend to focus most on terra firma. But it is also because we know little about what is happening below the surface of the ocean at any moment due to a severe lack of observations there.
Satellites surround our planet and watch its atmosphere and land continuously. Every day, this gives us access to hundreds of terabytes of data…