Plastic pollution is a scourge upon the planet - and it turns out that it's reached the deepest
ocean trench on the earth.
Not exact matches
On May 31, 2009, Nereus proved its seafaring mettle and plunged to a depth of 6.8 miles in the Pacific
Ocean's Mariana
Trench.
Other evidence to bolster this claim includes rock sequences from the deepest point
on Earth, the Mariana
Trench in the Pacific
Ocean.
March 26, 2013Explorer and filmmaker James Cameron and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) have formed a partnership to stimulate advances in
ocean science and technology and build
on the historic breakthroughs of the 2012 Cameron - led DEEPSEA CHALLENGE expedition exploring deep -
ocean trenches.
On its first mission, the new vehicle, called Nereus (rhymes with «serious»), explored the deepest part of the
ocean, Challenger Deep — a nearly 7 - mile - deep
trench east of the Marianas Islands in the western Pacific.
Due to the extreme pressures of these deep - sea environments and the technical challenges involved in reaching them,
ocean trenches are among the least explored environments
on the planet.
Taking turns with his shipmates, Wiens swung bright - yellow
ocean bottom seismometers and hydrophones off the fantail, and lowered them gently to the water's surface, as the ship laid out a matrix of instruments for a seismic survey
on the
trench.
The Mariana
Trench, the deepest landform
on Earth, is in the South Pacific
Ocean.
Scientists from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), University of Hawaii, Whitman College and international colleagues will conduct the first systematic study of life in the deepest marine habitat
on Earth —
ocean trenches.
James Kirkpatrick, a postdoctoral researcher from UC Santa Cruz, is among the scientists
on board and posted a report
on the web site of the Japan
Trench Fast Drilling Project (JFAST), Expedition 343 of the Integrated
Ocean Drilling Program.
The deepest part of the
ocean on Earth, the Mariana Trench, is located along the Ring of Fire in the western portion of the Pacific Ocean B
ocean on Earth, the Mariana
Trench, is located along the Ring of Fire in the western portion of the Pacific
Ocean B
Ocean Basin.
Back in 2012, news outlets covered a special expedition by filmmaker James Cameron as he dove deep into the sea in his own Deepsea Challenger submersible
on 13 dives into the New Britain
Trench off Papua New Guinea and the Mariana
Trench, where he explored the deepest part of the
ocean.
Perched
on the edge of the Java
Trench (the Indian
Ocean's deepest point), the island has some of the longest drop - offs in the world, up to 5000 metres (16,400 feet) deep, and some of those walls are just 20 metres (66 feet) from shore.
Located in the village of Lotofaga, the Sua
Ocean Trench was formed when the volcanoes
on the island erupted and left this sinkhole, which has since filled with water and vegetation to create a beautiful swimming spot.
Another stand - out example sees Poseidon parting the
ocean to create a fierce
trench run that allows Pit to soar across the sea bed as walls of surging water close in
on him with menacing force.
The Galapagos
trench and many other Pacific, Indian
Ocean (possibly related to a SW Pacific biogeographic province) and mid-Atlantic
trenches have been slowly «unearthed», until recently the faunal diversity was found to be centred
on the Antarctic
Ocean.