BENEATH THE PACIFIC | What The Deepest Ocean On Earth Is Hiding From Us | 4K Travel Documentary Adam Peaty [AwAf6g3YfrP]

Pacific Ocean deep sea documentary: Mariana Trench, hydrothermal vents, Tamu Massif, bioluminescence, Point Nemo, The Bloop & the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. 4K.

In 1960, two men reached nfl schedule the bottom of the Mariana Trench nearly 11,000 meters below the surface. And the first thing they saw was a flatfish. Swimming calmly. In conditions that should have jason collins made life impossible.

That moment rewrote everything we thought we knew about where life can exist. And in the sixty years since, we have sent fewer missions to the deep Pacific than we have to the surface of the moon.

This documentary descends through the layers of the largest, deepest, and least explored territory on earth. We visit the hydrothermal vents discovered in 1977 ecosystems that operate entirely without sunlight, powered by the heat of the earth's interior, and that permanently changed the definition of life. We explore Tamu Massif, a single volcanic structure on the Pacific seafloor larger than the entire British Isles unknown to science until the 21st century. We trace the story of the Bloop, a sound so powerful it was detected 5,000 kilometers away, with no explanation dundee united vs livingston for years. And we descend to Point Nemo the most remote location on earth, where the nearest humans are not on land but orbiting above in the International Space Station.

80% of the Pacific Ocean floor remains unmapped. We have better maps of Mars.

This is what's down there.

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