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There are a lot of things at the bottom of the ocean but you can't really know about it until you've seen it for yourself

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"Under the supervision of her adviser Lisa Levin, she spent at least 80 hours, and one might reasonably infer considerably more, examining the 80 hours of footage brought back by the landers and sub that James Cameron piloted to the bottom of the New Britain."

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"A month ago I wrote about about an important presentation at an obscure meeting in New Orleans by a grad student who worked with Cameron's data. Her name is Natalya Gallo, and she is a first-year graduate student in biological oceanography at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography at UCSD."

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"The result, though, is that after all these visits to Challenger Deep, the view of the bottom remains largely and frustratingly shrouded to the rest of us."

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there are tons of different fish in the ocean but the coolest and scariest are at the bottom of the sea. And this is called the barrel eye Fish. here is a link to a video https://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/news/transparent-fish-video-vin?source=relatedvideo

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"As I wrote back in February, all footage of the Challenger dives and landers are being withheld by National Geographic until their can release their own 3-D feature film. Perfectly understandable, considering they helped bankroll the probably exorbitant operation."

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"But the Trieste was unable to observe much, and for whatever reason, little seemed to reach the public about what has been found since."

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These were the first people to make it to the bottom of the ocean

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"He wasn't the first observer, of course. The manned Bathyscaphe Triestetouched down in 1960 and several remotely operated vehicles have been there since."

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"In February and March, he descended to the bottom of both the New Britain and Mariana Trenches, lights and 3-D Hi-Def cameras blazing, in a slender, lime-green sub called the Deepsea Challenger. He also dropped several autonomous landers built on similar design."

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"In 1989, James Cameron had fun imagining what might be at the bottom of a similar canyon when he made the "The Abyss", which imagined quite a lot at the bottom of an unspecified Caribbean trench. Eleven-year-old me loved it."

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this is a picture of the 2010 adventure to the bottom of the sea. in the submarine there is a famous director in fact he was the director of Avatar

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"It was called the Mariana Trench, and at the very, very bottom was the lowest point on Earth's surface, the Challenger Deep. Its floor was seven terrifying miles down."

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"The deepest, darkest, scariest place on the maps I loved pondering as a child was a crescent-shaped canyon in the western Pacific Ocean."