10 Years of Ocean Exploration on E/V Nautilus | Nautilus Live

In 2018, Ocean Exploration Trust celebrates a decade of conducting scientific exploration expeditions aboard Exploration Vessel Nautilus! Sailing through the Mediterranean, Atlantic, Caribbean, and Pacific over 104 expeditions, we've made new deep sea discoveries in geology, biology, and archaeology during 1741 remotely operated vehicle (ROV) dives. As this year comes to a close, take a deep dive through some of our top highlights with us!
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[loverslanelodge]

Just to know that my grandkids and I have watched live since 2010 and witnessed almost every single thing on this video together is amazing! You have created a great love for the ocean in my grand kids by sharing each adventure with us. You openly answer all their questions and teach them new things on each dive. From infancy they have sat on my lap and been totally enthralled in the dives. We witnessed all the new species, brine pools, ship and airplane wrecks, thermal vents, and on and on, and enjoyed learning more about everything we get to see. It's never a dull moment when your watching Nautilus Live! Thank you!

[longlongtran]

the thing i love the most is how enthusiastic the crew/operators are.

[dougtexas]

After 20+ years in the U.S. Navy, and another 20+ years as a ship master, I'm still enthralled by the beauty of the seas. Would love to see a 2-hour program of 'The Greatest of Nautilus'.

[antioch]

These scientists have such a contagious kind of enthusiasm, they make me even more jazzed about the sea than I already am

[ChayosDimension]

I'm thalassophobia for a long time. coz I was nearly drowned when I was young.
I try to cure myself a lot by learning what in the river, what in the lake and then what in the ocean.
your channel just not give me a knowledge but give me a "cure" for my thalassophobia too.
So !! Thank you. Exploration Vessel Nautilus.
P.S. My thalassophobia are cured yet ? . . . . . No but less fear than before a lot.

[lukefisher]

"BEN! BEN! Are you watching this?!" That was too adorable.

[rlvids]

You guys do great work helping the public to see these amazing things, and I love hearing your enthusiasm!

[slobodanpavlovic]

These guys in a background jst made my day...

[ferro]

Congratulations on the 10 very epic years, EV Nautilus!

[DukesArchive]

Incredible footage and incredible people :-) here's to more incredible things in 2019

[carolweldin]

You Einstein’s are My #1 favorites on You tube. Brains & humor. 😊

[JRgamer]

Thanks for all the amazing vids! 10 years amazingness!

[ellenkarlsson]

As a history geek my heart rate spiked when I saw the pile of amphoras. (Which is weird because I'm also a biology student and a former marine biology student so really the marine creatures shoud get me exited.)

[juliocamacho]

¡Thanks for curating the best parts kudos for the editor!

[dfquartzidn]

Beautiful. I hope everything is okay. Also, I wonder what happened to that purple thing?

[Manda.]

when are live broadcasts occurring again ? I miss them ...

[reder]

Awesome videos and research. Keep it up guys.

[Jurgentaur]

I love the ocean, how do I only find you now

[danielsantillan]

i thought the video was gonna be ten years long

[RailPreserverK]

The first exploration video I saw that y'all made I could tell had Robert Ballard in it his voice is recognizable to me