Why We Can't Truly Explore The Deep Ocean

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  @OfficialBeyondTheBlue · 6 days ago

  i know this is somewhat overlapping with a recent vid BUTTTT i got a lotttttta comments asking to go more in depth about the general ocean itself, because tbh, we can't even explore most of the ocean, let alone the deepest trenches lol😆hope you guys enjoy!

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  @jerrytom8835 · 5 days ago

  Space: Dark Souls no damage taken.<br><br>Ocean: Dark Souls blindfolded with one finger and no audio.

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  @jeffhnh06 · 6 days ago

  Mythical refresh pulls

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  @michaeltorres1263 · 6 days ago

  Very nice, instead of the blur, the channel symbol. Love it.

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  @kyrekmcdonald3735 · 1 day ago

  This science video was very interesting as always good video

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  @Charalpaca · 6 days ago (edited)

  Ocean is beautiful and mystical and also mysterious with dangerous

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  @Barry_Willams · 6 days ago

  This channel definitely had the best glow up know to mankind, keep up the good work man

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  @OakleyTheNeedle · 6 days ago

  Amazing channel. Topic I’m interested in is the major differences of the five oceans.

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  @WaitWTFact · 6 days ago

  The manned submersible &quot;Fendouzhe&quot; conducted live 4K broadcasts from the bottom of the Mariana Trench. 😱<br>When the author confidently claims at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gmCEbY2wCE&amp;t=428">7:08</a> that sending a high-definition video feed through an acoustic sonar is physically impossible, he is overlooking a monumental breakthrough in modern engineering. While traditional acoustic telemetry indeed struggles to send a simple text message, the Chinese deep-sea submarine &quot;Fendouzhe&quot; (Striver) recently shattered this physical limitation. Not only did this engineering marvel safely transport humans to the Challenger Deep at 10,909 meters dozens of times, withstanding a mind-numbing 1100 atmospheres of pressure, but it actually streamed high-definition footage back to the surface. By pairing the manned vessel with a secondary relay lander named &quot;Canghai&quot; and utilizing next-generation acoustic modems, scientists completely bypassed the ocean&apos;s electromagnetic blackout. They successfully drilled, collected abyssal organisms, and transmitted live video right through the crushing darkness, proving that human innovation can hack even the most hostile environment on Earth. 😉

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  @ZappdoseMoletrace · 6 days ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gmCEbY2wCE&amp;t=81">1:21</a><br>The pressure in space is NOT 0 atmospheres, but it more closely approaches 0 atmospheres than it does 1 atmosphere.

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  @Quetzal00358 · 6 days ago

  Discovered this channel yesterday and now this pops up on my feed. I love it

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  @springbonbon1029 · 6 days ago

  hell yeah,thats some peak video to watch while eating

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