Why No Scientist Wants To Go Back Inside The Mariana Trench Yout The mariana trench is the deepest part of the ocean, and it’s so extreme that even scientists hesitate to go back. the pressure down there is so intense it c. Exploration of the mariana trench is ongoing and scientists learn new things about this region all the time, but my favourite things that have been found there so far have to be the weird and wonderful animals living at deep sea hydrothermal vents, so i hope you don’t mind me sharing a video narrated by dr diva amon, national geographic.
а а а ќа а ў а а ѕа ёа ќа а ќа а µа а а іа ѓ а џа а ља а ёа ѕа а ѓ Why No Scientistођ The first to dive down to the mariana trench was jacques piccard in 1960, who used a u.s. navy submersible to embark on a five hour trip to the deep where he hung out for around 20 minutes. in 2012, famed film maker james cameron ventured to the deepest part of mariana trench, known as challenger deep, in a self designed submersible. he spent. Noaa office of oer 2016 deepwater exploration of the marianas. 6. it’s difficult to know just how deep the trench goes. the ocean floor remains one of the most mysterious places in the universe. April 7, 2012. • 9 min read. when he made his historic solo dive into the mariana trench last month, james cameron brought back images and descriptions of a "lunar like" marine landscape nearly. The mariana trench needs to be explored, says national geographic, because the same adaptations that allow organisms to live in the trench’s extreme conditions could also lead to breakthroughs.
Comments are closed.