ROV Hercules Explores Below the Surface of Brine Pool | Nautilus Live
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2015
- Brine pools are underwater lakes on the ocean floor formed by dense salty brine which refuses to mix with the seawater above. In this video, ROV Hercules takes a dip in one such pool, pushing hard with its thrusters against the especially high buoyancy of the pool to bring its cameras below the surface.
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"look at that interface"
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"AAAAAAAAGGHAHHG"
😂😂😂😂
RIP headphone users
Lmao
@@katrinahampton2504 lol
they created the first sound supernovae
When the camera's rising out of the brine, it totally looks like the beginning of outer space, rising above the clouds
Nice and flat
You've been?
My favorite part of these videos is the genuine childlike sense of wonder and sheer excitement everyone has for the things they get to explore. I love seeing (and hearing) people truly enjoying what they do, what they explore, just doing what they love and loving it. It’s definitely inspirational.
The tidal wave of brine created by that splashdown probably spilled over the edges onto the those shellfish communities, RIP
RaRa Leaire all for the sake of glorious exploration
I'm pretty sure if they're living that close to it they'd be a little more tolerant to it, plus it would diffuse if it's being agitated like that
They said in a different video that the waves are so fast that any animals living so close are able to hold there breaths. Kinda like being pulled up out of the water.
@@sawspitfire422 diffuse?
@@stevethea5250 spread out by mixing with the other water
0:44 is a scientists version of winning the superbowl.
One of these days a rover is going to do that and never come back up again when some eldritch brine-based life form decides it's had enough of its beauty sleep disturbed by strange visitors from the surface. XD
Kerian Halcyon 😂 Eldritch.
That would go on the highlight reel.
Kerian Halcyon you must be some crazy psycho, out here trying to comprehend this truth.
OKAY
@@losman4107 yeah i wonder who hurt him lmao
1:10 This transition from the brine pool to "normal" seawater is exactly like the experience I used to feel whilst flying a Cessna 210P through the clouds (ie, climbing to altitude) only to find myself "VFR on top." Awesome. Just freakin AWESOME!
Awesome
0:45, my ears must have entered the brine pool too because they immediately died.
Lmao
That was insane. It’s quite literally an underwater lake.
Except super toxic and salty lol
@@inverseamnesia4997yeah sadly
0:44 look at that interfaceOOOOOOOOAOAHHHHHHHHHH
Since these Brine Pools are extremely toxic, does that mean the device suffered any damage at all from the dip? Or do these toxins only damage organic objects (like the crab corpses found there)?
Mudbill good question
damage to devices is highly unlikely because it's toxic in the sense it might contain methane as well as hydrogen siulphide and stuff which could cause damage to living organisms not to mention the high amount of salt which can cause imbalaces within an organism's cell .
You could touch it, but if you were a fish, you couldnt breath in it.
The death of animals and their preservation comes from the lack of oxygen within the pool. The salt could, over time, damage the ROV, but they are hosed down after every dive.
Maybe it suffers from corrosion side-effects?
Great, guys! Never ever saw what it looks like below the surface of a brine pool, especially a deep one.. Awesome!
I love these videos and podcasts, they always remind me of a bunch of friends playing video games together. It's so wholesome and cozy. Truly a dream job for me.
this video made me so happy and excited. the excitement at the sinking into the brine pool was so cool!!
It’s all fun and games till something grabs the rover
Lmao
This is fantastic! Feels like swimming in space or clouds
I love these underwater videos so much.
I love listening to their excitement, they’re like little kids. :)
I can’t help but share in their joy when I watch these
Man i wish i was that excited for my job
Why does this not have more likes!? Awesome work guys wish more people were interested in this.
CJ Coles you are so right,
These scientists are on the brink off the biggest findings in the history off our own planet!!! Not even the brink ,it's a major breaktrough!!! I love this!!!👍😘😘😘👌👌👌
@@capitanmaspingon more cringey stuff that that is viral so that's not the reason😅
When she said “look at that interface” it was silent then the guy repeated the same thing and everyone cheered 😂😂😂
The sense of adventure is well and alive with marine biologists! Charting and exploring environments that would otherwise be impossible for human beings without technology, damn that must feel amazing...
Brine pools for fishes are kind of like normal pools are for us. Separate liquid that accumulates on the ground which can be swam in, but prevents respiration.
Brine Pools are high levels of salt and toxic it kills most species of fish actually.
That was very cool. It looked like when you would enter a planet's atmosphere in video games.
rip headphones users 0:45
I clicked the video with great anticipation, but I can't remember what I was expecting to see.
Wonder if that's how would it look like if you were to enter Titan's atmosphere
Nah, it looks like a weird alien version of Earth. Everything's a different color. There's a video online somewhere when Huygen's probe was sent down too. I've seen it in one of my astrophysics classes at my university. I think it shows snapshots as it descended and has the graphs from the instruments, if I remember correctly.
Link of the video plz @@Taricus
Wow the groups reaction of diving beneath “the interface” was definitely the same as mine!!
Gotta live the “geek-gasm” as they go into the brine pool. My favorite channel ❤️
Thanks for that! Thats really awesome. 👍😀
major geekage right there :)
brendahaus lol ikr
I could only imagine how long the human race would last if people like this didn’t exist.
"Look at that interface!" -- understatement!
This looks so amazing, well it does really feel like floating. Is there a full video of this like that's something I've never heard of, the technology built is awesome to allow to go inside the lake. The submarine bounces off though.
That was impressive.
These are as interesting as any astronomical phenomenon. So fascinating. Nerdgasm for my inner Vulcan.
this is awesome.
Here, 21/05/2019 to be remembered when exploring the under ice ocean of Europe moon.
their reactions make it so much less horrifying
"Boom bam bop, battabap boom Pow... 0:44"
I'd love to know what's on the bottom of that brine pool. Probably nothing, but I'd still like to see the very bottom.
Ever wonder why no one has gone to the very bottom of a brine pool? All they did was take a dip.
its a portal to the underworld. the waters below the firmament, if you went beyond the brine you may be faced with a giant leviathan, the watchdog of atlantean cities.
That was pretty awesome
0:43 MUM GET THE CAMERA
WARNING TO ALL HEADPHONE USERS. WARNING TO ALL HEADPHONE USERS. WARNING TO ALL HEADPHONE USERS. 0:44
Crank it down and absolutely enjoy the moment 👍👍
You guys are awesome
That was amazing so why aren’t we talking about this now like what did we actually uncover down there like did it keep going or did it touch bottom? What is the water inside the brine pool? What makes that water so toxic to other marine organisms? What’s at the bottom of the pool? Is there other life living in the pool wither it be micro or normal what type of bacteria grows on the side? So many questions yet no one has talked about this publicly and the one who did sadly isn’t here with us my condolences but this is a really fascinating topic and I can’t find answers lol
but what causes a brine pool and where did it come from? how did it form? why is it there in that specific spot? these are the questions i need answers to and haven't yet heard people talk about it.
Fantastic...
What’s the ambient music used in this video?
It’s so calming to listen to.
That's awesome, why go to other planets when we have places this cool on Earth!?
+Riaan Jutte Why not both?
because we are trying to seek new stuff... we have been doing this for centuries
thats how we discovered america
NEW FRONTIER
Earth is flat tho
Why not do both?
Well, because our resources here on earth are limited and unless we find a way to make limitless energy, then we have to develop tech to travel further in space
Porque cuando desciende la mano robot del submarino desaparece y cuando asciende aparece nuevamente? Esta sobrepuesta 2 tomas diferentes? Estoy dudando que esta truqueado el video
Do you have videos of samples taken from the pools?
Brine is secret door to alien world
I love this it reminds of my childhood snd walking into a toy shop and be like wow 😂
It went in, and it came out!
0:45 Entered the atmosphere of VENUS
Geekgasm @ 0:45
I love all the excited nerdy scientists in these videos! XD they know what's up
True king of the sea! Gone brine swimming just like that!
raredreamfootage They didn't go swimming. It's dangerous.
amazing
Yeah that's pretty awesome.
What happened to the exploring part?
Awesomeness
Did they touch the bottom of that pool? How far does it go?
BEHOLD, entering goo lagoon from sponge Bob
I'm confused where was there explore?
One major idea involves harnessing the salinity of brine pools to use as a power source. This would be done using an osmotic engine which draws the high salinity top water through the engine and pushes it down due to osmotic pressure. This would cause the brackish stream (which is less dense and has a lighter salinity) to be propelled away from the engine via buoyancy. The energy created by this exchange can be harnessed using a turbine to create a power output.
Blue Jay Aves, that's a fascinating concept! Almost every years for the last few years I've been learning of genuinely new and innovative potential ways to generate power! That's the wonderful aspect of a global challenge like climate change - it's not going to be resolved by just one thing, but by dozens of changes all mutually-supporting the transition away from fossil-fuels. The fact that so many clever people are thinking of new ways of harvesting energy; it's fascinating man. The most recent innovation I'd heard of prior to your 'salinity brine osmotic engine' is a 'gravity battery', which consists of a tower-like structure equipped with a series of cranes at the top. The cranes can lift up heavy blocks from the ground nearby and place them on the tower structure at a height, creating what I think its the gravitational potential energy, which can later be .... 'used' by reversing the process. Anyway it's related and similar to the concept around Pumped Hydro.
Stop exploiting everything
The fish next to them “how did he not die”
its like an underwater cloud
Why does this video not play? It’s just audio.
They Sounded like those green toys from toy story..Lmao
Wow!
Unbelievable great footage people!!!!👍👍👍👍👍😘😘
I wonder how deep the brine lake is???
The chuckles ... gosh
Is it made out of all brine shrimp?
0:43 loved their reaction brought such a smile to my face!
I’m just glad I wasn’t wearing headphones
I wonder what we could see if we could keep going and going
We should explore this further, since we can’t go to the moon or ever will
So how can this happen on a spinning space ball?
Wow.
What is exactly " the brine " ? Is it like really salty water and / or hot water . Thankyou for your time.
It is salty.
It’s a sea unda da sea! 🦀
At 0:43 it looks like Earth from high altitude, As above so below
these guys are just more advanced livestreamers.
this is cool yet scary
COOOOOL!!!
0:42 it's literally goo. Goo lagoon! Spongebob is scientifically accurate!
The opportunistic shrimp be like: "how tf u not dead?"
There is water at the bottom of the ocean.
-David Byrne
0:44 is that the schlieren effect?
essentially but not really
Maybe there is a another world inside of that lake that's why they couldn't go all the way down
"And splash"
You're 20 seconds too early to say that.
seeing an unsee-throughable sea under another sea, what a nightnmare. but its cool though.
When the Dr that tried to dive inside the brine couldnt but how is it unmanned tec can go a little far past what the docter tried being inside the sub. Seems its more spiritual connection we cant pass
All the other fish are probably like how tf
If I learned something from that Megalodon movie is that you don’t come up too fast from the interface
Saw multiple videos of the "Brine Pool" but what is it made of! Is it another form of liquid! What is it tell me¡!¡!¡!
The brine part is a clue
+Little Wolf Taima lol
Nope, its water. It just has an extreme amount of dissolved salts in it. This makes it much denser than the sea water around it, creating essentially an underwater lake
it's spongebob water
ThaWiseMan144
“A brine pool is a large area of brine on the ocean basin. These pools are bodies of water that have a salinity three to eight times greater than the surrounding ocean. For deep-sea brine pools, the source of the salt is the dissolution of large salt deposits through salt tectonics. The brine often contains high concentrations of methane, providing energy to chemosynthetic animals that live near the pool. These creatures are often extremophiles.[1][2] Brine pools are also known to exist on the Antarctic Shelf where the source of brine is salt excluded during formation of sea ice. Deep-sea and Antarctic brine pools can be toxic to marine animals.”
i feel like drowning watching this
Brine looks like water within water... giving me spongebob vibes lol
its a portal to the underworld. the waters below the firmament