Deep Sea Exploration: A Brief History

Sources:

YT channel: How it was-Popular History: "LIFE AT 11 KM DEEP? The history of exploration of the Mariana Trench"
Materials used:
Office of Ocean Exploration and Research / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / U.S. Department of Commerce; Edie Widder and Nathan Robinson / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/ NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research, 2016 Deepwater Exploration of the Marianas; CGTN, CCTV+, China24.

Video used:
This innovative fish farm could revolutionise seafood production | Pioneers for Our Planet / World Economic Forum / СС BY;
Amazing Underwater Sea life | Royalty Free | Stock Footage | No copyright Videos / Royalty Free Stock Footage / СС BY;
A Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Then 'Crack' / VOA Learning English / CC;
DEEPSEA CHALLENGE 3D Trailer | National Geographic;
NBCDFW - Five Deeps Expedition interview with Victor Vescovo / The Five Deeps Expedition.

[Ratrazor]

Man it's crazy that only a couple people have gone to the depths of the ocean.

[jonathanreynolds]

Imagine being the first people to try and measure it and the horror of finding out is not only way deeper than you thought, it's deeper by a whole lot more.

[starfighter]

Could you imagine telling Ferdinand Magellan that it's 35k foot deep lmao he'd slap the shit out of you 😂

[Ratrazor]

Breaking the record by only a couple hundred feet or 130 ft I should say. Still the pressure's at that depth are insane I'm sure

[garretthampson]

Mariana trenches like almost 7 miles that's the deepest part in it

[HawgNutz]

Imagine what gigantic beast is lurking in the depth of the ocean, I honestly get anxious just thinking about it, I live in a coastal city in Florida and have been going to the beach my whole life and I have always been fascinated with the creatures of the sea

[veronicatiffany]

I respect that this video was made before the Oceangate incident, not because of

[lambert]

James Cameron's Deep Sea Challage was designed and made in Australia.

[rumplestillskin]

35, 750 feet = 6.77 miles.
No Thank You, I'll Pass.
No sunlight at that depth.

[c_y_n]

"multiple leviathan classes detected in the area, are you sure whatever your doing is worth it?"

[Jcoombs]

Is it crazy to think and realize that life can exist pretty much anywhere?

[marianbathie]

The ocean is so big and so little has been explored

[buoydix]

"With a dying thirst, to be the first.
Could it be?
Yeah it's him.
James Cameron!"

[wqgtcgk]

You just imagine: the average height of a commerical airline is approx 35, 000 feet... so, when you're looking up at a plane and it's altitude; imagine being that far below water.

[Bouch]

I’m pretty sure during Bebe and Barton’s journey a window cracked while at or near their final depth.

[dillonventola]

How the fuck did some dude find an ecosystem 1800ft down in 1850?

[mr.afrikaans]

Is it true James Cameron got out at that depth and kissed a fish?

Definitely true.

[eabell]

Imagine being back then and no one EVER has seen whats in the ocean. I would shit my self knowing an entire new life form co exists with me just under water. Crazy to think we have barely seen whats down there, even now.

[beastmodemn]

It's sad that he didn't include the jaques Picard don Walsh dive which was deeper than the James Cameron dive.

[TrialzGTAS]

So much respect for the adventurers of old. So intelligent with so little. A valiant effort by Mr Magellan