Impossible Metals

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Impossible Metals' Eureka II Recovers Itself From the Ocean, Fully Autonomously New footage from Halifax shows the American ocean-technology company's underwater vehicle find its surface vessel beneath the waves, align, attach, and r

July 06, 2026 (Source) - Deep Sea Minerals Corp. (CSE: SEAS) (OTCQB: DSEAF) (FSE: X450) ("Deep Sea Minerals" or the "Company"), a seabed mineral exploration and development company focused on advancing critical mineral opportunities from the deep ocean, i

This report analyzes the feasibility of deep-sea mining (DSM) in U.S. federal waters, primarily focusing on the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management's (BOEM) proposed Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) mineral leasing process in the U.S. economic exclusive zone o

Join Justin Manley, President, Just Innovation Inc., and Impossible Metals advisor, at this webinar as he shares his insights and experiences in this primer on Subsea Technology. Justin is a technologist and executive with experience in startups, public c

Listen in to the latest Disruptors for Good podcast where host Grant Trahant recently interviewed Impossible Metals CEO & Co-Founder Oliver Gunasekara.

Critical metals-such as copper, nickel, cobalt, manganese, and rare earth elements (REE)-are foundational to 21st-century technologies, including electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, semiconductors, AI data centers, and defense applications. 'Winn

Join Matthew Piscitelli as he discusses how the cultural significance of the deep ocean has only begun to be considered as technological advances have provided us with access to its depths. Archaeological sites such as shipwrecks exist as "tangible" cultu

Impossible Metals CEO and co-founder Oliver Gunasekara joined the Gold Standard Podcast with host Jorge E. Bravo to discuss how robotics and AI are reshaping deep sea mining, why selective collection changes the sustainability equation, and how next-gener

2025 was a key year for Impossible Metals and for the deep sea mining industry at large. From landmark regulatory approvals to geopolitical debates, it reflected the growing momentum behind the responsible development of critical metals from the seabed. A