Scientists Exploring The Mariana Trench Just Made A Surprising Discovery #shorts

Scientists exploring the Mariana Trench just made a surprising discovery. Today, we take a look at what scientists discovered at the bottom of the Mariana Trench #youtubeshorts

Researchers today are finding dismal discoveries that expose mankind's far-reaching impact on the ecosystem as people push deeper into the Earth's deepest hidden zones. Victor Vescovo, a 53-year-old financier and former Navy Reserve captain, travelled approximately seven miles to the bottom of the Deep Ocean, a fairly unknown region at the Mariana Trench's southernmost coast in the Pacific. The dive, which surpassed a record set by “Titanic” filmmaker James Cameron in 2012....

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[oldhollywoodbriar]

They could have made all of that stuff out of hemp but they didn’t on purpose.

[thedanehopkins]

It's possible, but the picture doesn't really represent that. Why does our cell phones take quality pictures, yet a $100, 000 camera doesn't. It's like every picture I've ever seen of bigfoot.

[nmarks]

What's really shocking here is why didn't the culprit use the litter bin provided?

[markmiller]

At least it’s way down there out of the way, and not laying on the pavement. Somebody could trip over that

[AroundnBackAgain]

The story here isn't the plastic bag. It's why he's not talking about the fast traveling blurred sphere center screen.

[commissaryarrick]

Probably came from my house I got drawer full of empty plastic grocery bags for some reason

[patricklowndes]

The lowest point on earth. Mt Everest, the highest spot on Earth has discarded O2 bottles, tents, food wrappers, water bottles and human bodies. So top to bottom and scattered about

[nealthomson]

Only one plastic bag. . . .

Come oooon, there should be a lot more than just that. . .

We humans have made a right royal propper mess of our charge. .

[blce]

Who cares if there's a plastic bag six miles deep? It has the same impact as a bag at the top of Mt. Everest .

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[deansmith]

3 new species of plastic!!! WOW! Will Earth never stop amazing us?

[nichhodge]

I said before I clicked on this video I’m gonna be pissed off it’s plastic (as I already knew this fact from another video) because I was hoping it was gonna be something interesting like the discovery of a new exciting species of animal 🦔

[jasonrussell]

This is mankinds worst problem, if you ask me!!! We could be doing things w lot different to help out our planet... With how things are if ppl just recycled what they could that would make a BIG difference but also countries switching to clean forms of energy... Look into what Singapore does with ALL the trash from there

[johngililland]

It took millions of dollars and decades of technological breakthroughs and decided to take crappiest camera available on the entire planet? 📷 😆

[tomgams]

Right on the edge of bikini Bottom? I'd check out Mr. Crabs or that lazy Patrick, they always leave shit laying around.

[jameshunter]

we really are becoming our planets virus

[danaeford]

Not a clear video can't see 👀 anything really

[TheOneYestheeOne]

Oh mankind, what am I to do with thee...

[HYEpower]

plastic in the ocean is a good thing. its creates more life and ecosystems for new and existing life than it harms. its not killing everything, its helping

[sweetrensarmientorenee]

We keep blaming... need not take of responsibility the we caused that.... and We are also the same souls that was trapped in cycle of death 💀 & birth that comes back to continue our growth to be homo - luminous or the eternal civilisation or the promised kingdom of heaven of what the bibles says.. we we’re losts in translation we forget to use our heart the only works in octave frequency ❤️🙏

[biglonewolf]

A lot of Asian countries do not have waste pickup. They pile the garbage next to the river and when it rains it takes it all out to the ocean.