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What's down there??
With planet earth being 76% ocean, we have only discovered 5% of that much. We know less about the deepest points on our planet than we do about the surface of Mars.
The deep sea team is dedicated to advancing the world’s understanding of our ocean’s vast range of biological and geological phenomena. The historic expedition to the Mariana Trench’s lowest point, was the first extensive scientific exploration in a manned submersible of the deepest spot on Earth. On March 26, 2012, James Cameron successfully piloted the Deep Sea Challenge to the ocean's deepest point, where he collected samples and documented the experience.
The Man of the Hour
Is that true??
James Cameron, also known as the director of Avatar, The Titanic, and The Little mermaid, took a huge interest in the mysteries of the deep blue. James was the pilot of the submarine that plunged to the deepest part of our earth, known as the Marianas Trench. He was born on August 16th, 1954 in the small town of Kapaskasing, Canada.
Marianas Trench
The pressure per square inch at the bottom of the trench is several hundred thousand times greater than it is on land. Its believed that if you drop a cannon ball to the bottom of the trench, the pressure will crush the cannon to almost nothing. How would animals adapt to such strong pressure?
What do I think?
To the Moon and Back
If animals such as the ones found at the bottom of the trench are capable of with standing such strong climates, than why can't humas adapt to it? Whether we notice it or not, humans adapt to different things every day. I believe in much later years, us humans will be able to adapt to extreme heat, or any kind of life threating climates such as the enviorment at the bottom of the trench. Think about how advanced we have become. From living in caves, to talking to a phone. Evolution takes place everyday. Its only a slow process.
Space has been the clear leader for a long time. $17.8 billion dollars is going toward space exploration in 2013, compared to the $5 billion dollars that goes toward oceanic exploration.
While 500 individuals have been sent into space, only three have visited the deepest part of the ocean, the Mariana Trench.