THE MOST HORRIFYING PLACES IN THE OCEAN 11,034 m BELOW SEA LEVEL
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The world's oceans are so underexplored that if you dive deeper than 3,500 meters, there's a good chance to discover a new species unknown to science. There's also a good chance you'll find debris and garbage. Oceans cover more than 70% of the Earth's surface. The average depth of the oceans is about 3.7 kilometers, and since light can only penetrate to a depth of 100 meters, darkness reigns deeper underwater. Let’s push this statement one step further and conclude that since most of the planet is covered by water, it means that most of the Earth exists in total darkness. Water in the oceans account for almost 96% of the Earth's water. The portion of fresh water compared to seawater is so small that if the fresh water that flows into the ocean is spread over the surface of the ocean, it would have been about 1.25 meters thick. According to the U.S. Journal of Science and Engineering, 94% of all life on Earth lives in water. It means that all of us who live on land belong to a very, very small minority.
So what mysteries lurk in the depths of the oceans? The deeper we go, the more curious it gets. It seems we know more about the surface of Mars than about the ocean floor of our planet. What's going on in the deepest places, we didn't know at all, at least until recently. Lack of light and extreme pressure makes this part of the ocean difficult to explore.
Today we're going on a journey into the very depths. We're going to find out what the bottom of the ocean looks like, what it consists of and what happens there. Who knows what we will find there… We are going to dive deep to the places with most elien conditions!
What was found in the deepest places of the ocean?
#marianatrench #ocean #reyouniverse
Why are there kilometers here and not miles? :D
Because you don't want Americans to watch and subscribe to your channel apparently.
Because for instance 17 countries out of 196 use MPH instead of KPH
More countries prefer to use a standardised measuring units instead of measurements based on body parts 😁
@@wsmith1125 1.6 kilometers equal one mile. I'm American. Not that hard to learn.
@@wsmith1125 Then don't watch it if you're too stupid to convert it on your own
@@wsmith1125 lol typical amarican
Still wondering why humanity was more interested and devoted more money about space exploration than ocean exploration.
I think Humans do this because, they want to concur other planets.
Because the ocean is very remote deep and dangerous. Its more scary to explore under water. .the depths of the ocean I pitch black...the pressure underneath could crush and airplane into tin foil
A Dope ?
Because its likely that the future of humanity will depend on us being able to colonise other planets in order for us to survive and grow. Seems obvious really.
Because space is not as hostile
Imagine all the unexplored waters deep within the earth.. Sometimes I think that the ocean is a Dimension of its own.
So much more space for the everything! Here on land we get the bottom 10 feet for the most part. That octopus farm was at 10,000 feet deep i heard, that's 1000 times the space, no wonder there's so many odd creatures we keep discovering !
Yes it is and is also home to the marine evil kingdom
That's a great idea, I love that thought
More people have walked on the moon than have explored the deepest parts of the ocean. It’s fascinating.
Lol no one has walked on the moon
@@LuxiePooh Lux, I suppose you also believe the earth is flat as well.
More people have mooned in the Ocean than have in space
@@tedalbert212 Best to ignore the trolls.
People walking on the moon bahahahaaaa,,,,sounds like a Stanley Kubrik movie
Is anybody else here because of the missing submarine?
🙌
Haha
Yes sir
😁 yep
Guilty😂
Ever since the missing TITAN I BEEN ON MY OCEANIC SHIT🥴🥃
Sameeee 😂😂
Here wondering why people would pay a quarter million to explore the ocean floor not knowing what’s down there
SAME
What’s the point of exploring it if you know what’s waiting for you there.
For just that, because we don’t know what down there. It’s exciting
@@BuIbasaur that’s not exciting for me that’s scary
Because you DON'T know. Let's say you go to the bottom of the ocean, find a new species, or locate a ship or object that hasn't been seen or found before? People climb mountains, race cars, try to break records because they CAN. It's in human nature to explore.
Mariana Trench is only the deepest found, but no one knows where the deepest place exist as only less than 5% of the ocean is explored.
I thought it was 20%
@@MrMikemoney27 Depends where you look. some say 5% and some say 20%.
Stupidest thing I've read in this comment section. We have already completely mapped the ocean's topology long ago, so we know where the mountains, valleys, and cliffs are
@@GustavoRubioStupid comment. "Nearly a fifth of the world's entire ocean floor has now been mapped, with the new data equating to an area twice the size of Australia."
@V3ntilator Stupid response. You clearly simply googled how much of the ocean has been mapped, and then used the very first thing that popped up. Typical. The project in question is mapping the ocean floor to a sinilar accuracy that we have mapped here on land. But we still know what in general the ocean floor looks like. If we didn't we would know exactly where the tectonic fault lines are. We still know where the high and low points of the ocean are. We know where the mountaon ranges and cliffs are. We don't need precision to the square meter to know all that
Nothing more mysterious than our deep oceans .
Except space
I piloted the DSV 4 Sea Cliff in 92'-96. She was 20,000 fsw capable. My deepest dive was 16,000 feet. Did a lot of work for U.S. Universities working hydrothermal vent fields, subduction zones, and also worked with Bob Ballard (Titanic) filming a Nat Geo Guadalcanal documentary. Good Times.
What was the most interesting thing you ever saw while on the job?
@@Recoverywithtamye Hmm. Seen a lot of memorable things that I could pick from but, the most remarkable thing is an image that I could never forget. We were conducting sea trials after a refit off the San Diego Coast. Night dive. We were ascending to the surface. I left the Mercury Iodide and Incandescent lights on and was looking out the forward viewport when, out of the darkness two Giant Mola Mola's swimming side by side slowly came out of the darkness, turned in sync and disappeared back into the darkness. It was surreal. It seemed they moved through the water without moving. One just above the other. My Co-pilot and Observer were doing sphere checks and didn't see them. The sight is like a photograph forever etched in my memory.
If you look up Ocean Sunfish (Mola) you will understand. They look human like, and they're Huge. As big as the DSV.
Sure bob!
i worked with jack(titanic)😊
Liar.
Sometimes I think that the ocean is a Dimension of its own
accept it is a part of our planet.
WTF?? Study, learn, evolve
@@griffini19 what do you mean?
Yes it is..its also a dangerous place
Who has come here after reading about the missing Titan submarine?
The sea scares me.... Because there's so much we don't know about what's lurking....I don't want to know... There's already so much to deal with in life ... Why add another stress
You are exacty right,i'am trying to get to my next meal,don't have time to wonder what lurks in the ocean period. ☺
You're sweet. Its not stress. Its awesomeness. Our Creator wants us to see the "fringes of his works." He loves it when we explore. Thats why some of us love to find new things. Otherwise life is boring and scary.
Sometimes new things frighten people. Learn to open your mind to new possibilities. Imagination is the key. If you look beyond your fear, you can create and explore. Its awesome. Never stop learning. Thats what makes life fun. You can do it. Just try.
If you learned not to explore or create imagination the brain is limited. Escape your fear and try to embrace the new. Once u do, your world 🌎 is endless, just like our Creator. Watch videos of the universe to start. Its truly amazing. You get to see God's handiwork. I ❤ u more.
If you aren't going down there, it's pointless to worry or stress over anything that might be living down there...this footage is as close as I'll ever get, so there's nothing for me to worry about...
Seriously
@@videorocketzmillar007milla5
Awesome 👍
i'd rather float in space than sitting on the bottom of the ocean
Guessing you are in the couch and won’t do much more
@@griffini19 in? Skipped school?
This question actually came up on my Discord server. Explore the deep sea or explore space? I couldn't have answered "explore space" any faster..
😂😂agree
Me too!
Fairly recently, 160million years ago... had me rethinking the significance of my life span in the grand scheme.
You run and you run trying to catch up with the sun but the sun go's racing away to come up behind you again. The sun looks the same in a relative way but your older. Shorter of breath and one day closer to death. Pink Floyd Time.
We're just a momentary speck
Lol... you mortals
@@FrankAndrewI I do not believe in reincarnation.
Yup.
Never to old to learn something new, I enjoyed this posting.
😁👍
Learning everyday is key no matter the age 😊
You might even learn to use "too" in this context 😁
I won't be paying $250,000 to be trapped in a homemade submarine and toy controller to explore the depths of the ocean. 😅
The implosion is taking place with such a speed, that the compressed air of 'Titan' reached the heat levels of our sun. So the five men were boiled and evaporated at the same time. Most expensive fish fodder ever.
Ong
I can see them spending money on a legit submarine to find the titan and bringing it back to the surface to open it.
Right. I'll stick with my $15 intertube and a pool. 😂
😅 I agree😂
I love learning these things but I am aware that absolutely nobody will ever ask me any of these questions.....and I'm okay with that.
15:23 -- The Mariana Trench is located in the western Pacific Ocean about 200 kilometers (124 mi) east of the Mariana Islands, not the Atlantic.
Otherwise, fascinating documentary!!
I caught that also....and he also said that puerto rico was hit on the west coast of the island...wouldnt it be hit from the east??
@@uninspired3681 I missed the west coast comment...must be that damn Bermuda Triangle again, messing with our geography!
Also said, giant octopus instead of giant squid. Doubt this can be trusted as a reliable source.
This thing is riddled with terrible information. Like it being pitch black at 300 ft below the surface lol.
Kris check what caused the Mariana Trench. Here's a link th-cam.com/video/TYKO_sDsnkI/w-d-xo.html don't miss the ending though.
Make sure you get your facts straight, you said the Mariana’s trench was in the Atlantic Ocean, it’s in the Pacific Ocean!
Mariana Trench is not in the Atlantic. As when he brings up the Kermadec Trench he places the Mariana in the Atlantic Ocean which it is in the Pacific Ocean. I believe when he first spoke of the Mariana Trench he did place it in the Pacific.
Wow, that was deep.
Lol
I’m here because the submarine
Great narration, and a lovely soothing voice.
True❤
It' only horrifying if we don't or won't try to understand it. When we look at things with an open mind we accept things and things accept us.
That doesn't stop us from seeing it as horrifying. People find things horrifying AFTER they learn about it. Why is the sight of a lion rampaging towards a jeep in a safari still scary despite knowing about its existence. Because it is. Because it's a predator with an expectancy of killing for hunger and survival and installing fear into their prey.
Serial killers are still horrifying. So quite a ridiculous response to say things aren't horrifying. That's the human concept.
By your logic if we know or understand everything their would be no such thing as fear as an emotion. Humans wouldn't interpret fear.
Ok you go down there then
This is one of those videos that wish I could hit "like" several times. Thanks for posting it!
please don't believe everything said in this video becose it's full of misinformation if you read the newer comments
So In Theory The Ocean Is Really The Portal To Outer Space, We Are Also Surrounded By A Dome & The Waters Reflect Off The Dome Making The Sky Appear Blue 🥴🤔
what are the differences between snail fish and pearl fish because they kinda look the same ? is it possible to navigate/swim from the mariana trench to the puerto rican trench and back again at those depths without being harassed by predators ?
They probably are the same,like a Horse or a Zebra is the same.
Watching from Greece.hi everybody.
Great video.
I Have got to take my hat off to the photographic quality and presentation of this video, so many things need to be in place to make it all come together, well done.
I got to pull my pants down to it.
Great stuff.
I’m here after titan….. 😢 R.I.P
You made a little mistake saying Mariana trench was in Atlanta towards the end but still good video good job.
Fascinating! (subscribed)
lmao we are here for the same reason
Amazing video. Thank you for making it. So cool and full of information.
full of wrong information if you read the other comments
Awesome video. Liked and subbed
Your mind boggles in such depth of our seas, also how come in these type of programmes its always this narrator ,he is always on narrating away , ever since I waz a boy 👦. Amazing n breathtaking programe ! Thank you j
Good Job, and a voice to listen without any problems. Thank you.
No problems huh? Lol , glad I'm not related.
What a fabulous documentary. Clear explanations, beautiful scenery, great narration. 😃
It seems that the explanations are clear just because no effort was put into making them accurate. It's easy to say something in a clear way if there is no need for it to match the reality.
@@nandomericoni4457 dont be a spoilsport. I have a formal education. But i still enjoyed it happy now captain happy. 😎
We're not setting the bar very high for 'good narration', are we?
@@bettyboop-xg6jo Some quick fact checking would have helped. We shouldn't be confusing people who want to learn. You know, like Columbus 'discovering' America. It's just wrong.
@@d.e.b.b5788 Why bless you Dear. There is always a Karen quick to rain on the parade of cheerful people. 😄
Your presentation is highly interesting to watch. Thank you very much and take care. 👍
Subscribed 👍 🔔
Awesome video thank you!
Anyone else wondering what down there after the submersible tragedy
No. Whatever it is, we need to leave it tf down there. Clearly it's build different to withstand that environment. They'll fuck around and find something the size of the titanic, and we want no parts of that trying to come to the surface.
@quincyjackson4377 you're not curious at all. As long as it's not me down there, I don't mind seeing.
These nothing that I'm curious about, that I can't just research it. So I have a better idea than most of what would be in those voids. And only the most fucked up animals and strongest material could even survive. So either way, they know some shit is down there that very dangerous. Which is why no one is going to build a submarine that goes any further than than are capable of now. Too risky.
The USS Milwaukee ended up beached on Samoa Beach Eureka CA (circa 1940s). its still there to this day and on low tide you can see the ends. i like this video
Was it on purpose to become a reef?
@@A_Black_Sheep94 She was attempting to rescue a stranded submarine (USS H-3).
Awesome enjoyed this!
THANK YOU for using the metric system. So much easier to understand. :)
Given how many places are now under water - our whole history from day one that isn’t with us now will be under there, millions of years. could be a lot of answers that we have lost over time.
Exactly! I want to know!!
I would love to go diving, and access the deepest levels of the ocean floor safely! Hopefully one day we will create a method that makes this possible! #exploration
It could never happen obviously!🙄 there are a few reasons why man has never gone there! Thought all adult people knew that at least!
It's species down there that they are afraid of because of the unknown.
There was a submarine that took people to the sunken remains of the titanic and they just went missing
@@chrisfoster3772 That’s scary!
I reckon you'd be reconsidering such audacious ambitions after the latest tragedy.
You rock and keep up the good work🏀👌
I love the deep ocean so much! One of my favourite deep ocean creatures is the bigfin squid.
Im here because of what happened to THE OCEANGATE
Imagine being reincarnated as a nasty deep water fish 🐠
Idk, ask Bin ladin
Molten sulfur deep in the ocean. WOW! What a great video!
Awesome 👍 love watching
I think there's hidden caves with oxygen and Extinct plants still alive
I really enjoyed watching these shows even as a kid i still love them 😁
Thank you friend 😁😊🤗
Thank you for this information
I don’t know what’s more impressive, the sea creatures at these depths or the narrator’s ability to pronounce the names with spot on accuracy. Lolol
Here after Titan 😢😢😢😢
Props to the camera man who took these videos underwater
There is just one word for this video-fascinating!!
Amateur note, if you are interested. Rectangular, massive, man-made habitat partitions, roads, and agricultural land-raising are located on the bottoms of all oceans, including the Arctic and Antarctic. Rectangular, massive, man-made habitat partitions, roads, and agricultural land-raising are located on the bottoms of all oceans, including the Arctic and Antarctic. My favorite example was found at -17,800 feet down. This indicates human existence, habitation of what are now the current Ocean Floor areas at least 1 million years ago, just my amateur, non-scientific opinion.
Who else is here after Oceangate? This is the 50th video I’ve watched related to the ocean since the incident.
Same here
Everything is so terrifying in these videos, Terrifying terrifying terrifying
Just avoid swimming in the Philippine Sea. It's 34,500 feet deep!!!
mostly dreams,not facts.
Very good documentary
Godzilla chillin down there til he's needed.
Why doesn't sea life they bring up from so deep, explode?? 🤔 Next time...add miles with the kilometers so I don't have to pause over & over again doing conversions. 🤨
Who’s here after that submarine submersible accident?
Me
mee
Rarely interesting video on TH-cam!♥️
Did anyone see Jack Dawson on the way down?
Narrator: You’re trying to confuse me. When introducing the Kermadec Trench you state its in the Pacific Ocean, whereas the Mariana Trench is in the Atlantic Ocean. I think it was just a misstatement as you were just talking about the Caribbean, but the Mariana Trench (as you said yourself) is also in the Pacific Ocean.
Caught that too
This is an interesting documentary. Now my question is, if scientists found some species at the depth of 10 000 meters where there is very high pressure, now does that mean that the bodies of those fish species found at that bottom of the ocean are covered with very hard body materials to withstand pressure at that level?
Nope...some are i think but once the species adapt to the pressure, they don't have to be armored. If a human being could breathe water, they could go very deep in the ocean. (Like in the movie "The Abyss")
A lot of their bodies are made up of water too
WTF? No
No they just evolved to withstand such huge pressure.
They do not survive when bought up to the surface.
The creator ALLAH know best .at the end you should come to a point that there is someone who manage and controls everything plus providing them food and they are there for a reason
This video saved me from accidentally venturing into one of these 'horrifying' parts of the ocean. It's far too easy to end up at the bottom of some trench somewhere and feel frightened. Thanks!!!
Jaques Piccard was a Swiss oceanographer. He was not an American.
At 32 seconds "Since light can only penetrate to 100 meters darkness reigns". Then at 2 mins 55 seconds "200 meters light still manages to penetrates". Make your mind up. 🤷♂️
Different definitions of darkness, human eyes can't see as much in "darkness" as some other animals can... so dark for us, does not automatically mean darkness for life... note the 1% of light adding in all this. Like day and night having the twilight in between. The gray zone.
I get your point this was not very clear in the video, and there were a few little mistakes in the video. He also misspoke about the location of the Mariana trench, as people also pointed out.
What are you blabbering about. He mispoke about light not human eyes. @@schiffelers3944
Who is here after the submarine that went missing? Only the rich will find a way to die on the titanic again 🤣
My 2 fav things to see in a video: Jack and Shit. Nice pics. Video footage would be great.
GREAT VIDEO THANKS
For the first time in my life, I feel like I'm part of that richest 1%😂
After seeing this i might've never go back to the deep parts of the beach
Hi kivu.dont worry so much lo.i scuba dive and ive been very deep in subs.whatever is down there is what makes this world so facinating. We all know there is ugly and beautiful under water.but on land its the same.
Awesome video 📹 👏
Its fantastic to go down so deep we went on its called theyellow submarine in the canary islands fantastic great big rocks some fish what we thought of was land❤😂
The "Triest" deep sea exploration was never repeated, owing to a cracked outer window on the vessel
Must've scared the crap out of them though they never let on during the dive!
At 15:25 you state the Mariana trench’s location as in the Atlantic. Bit of a mistake there.
Sometimes, I think the deepest part of this ocean is where unforseen creatures live. And Mermaids. The 200ft swimming pool in Dubai is just another scenario of life would be under water. I love the oceans, sometimes i wished i could breathe freely without using breathing equipments
I love watching discoveries...
The Mariana trench is not in the Atlantic ocean... Your statement is incorrect...
It's easy to make a few mistakes... But, It causes a little confusion..
I came here to say that.
Pretty big mistake
Can we trust the rest of the content then…
@@fecardona You shouldn't trust any content blindly
Philip here's a link th-cam.com/video/TYKO_sDsnkI/w-d-xo.html which would elaborate the Mariana Trench, don't miss the end though.
“Light can only penetrate 100m.” “But it can also penetrate to 200m.”
hahaha... I'm also wondering what is the point to have the 1st agrument if there was 2nd agrument to disapproved the 1st one
😊😊😊pppp pop p. lol
Interesting video
Amazing to think what might be down there.
@15:25 the video states the Mariana Trench is in the Atlantic. Other than that slight oversight, great video.
That was a pretty serious error. Amazing none of the producers or editors picked that up.
I didn't know the Mariana Trench could Crawl from the Pacific to the Atlantic Ocean!!! :D
@Norberto Fontanez said - these videos are arranged by highly intelligent, and educated individuals
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ROTFLOL!!
American script. Would not know where Brazil is
Would it crawl or swim?
Lol
Totally amazed that acording to one of your comments, when discusing the trench near New Zealand, that the Mariana Trench, is now in the ATLANTIC!!!. Your comment cause doubt to all other "facts" discussed in this programme.
The narrator said ,at minute 15.25 approx., that the Mariana Trench was in the Atlantic Ocean.
Mermaids are definitely real💯
"If the submarines are filming , who's filming them ?" Lmao my flat earther friend
I like how epic trailer music is playing while this calm voice is narrating. It really doesn't grind my gears
Excelent 🇧🇷
There is a lot of incorrect information in this video. For a starter 40m is not the limit for Diving. Free divers (I.e Divers without scuba equipment) have been known to go deeper than 100m. In fact scuba divers have gone deeper than 300m in the past. 40m is the limit for recreational diving. Beyond that depth you'll be technical diving. The deeper you descent air doesn't get forced out your lungs. The air in your lungs compresses.
RIGHT ✅️ An That's How America 🇺🇸 is Built & Ran With Incorrect information & Built on Lies God Bless America 🇺🇸 & That's why we Have a 🧠 lol
Maybe you should listen; they said 40 meters is the maximum depth for what is considered SAFE free driving. Past 40 meters is when things can go wrong. Comprehension is key. Should try it before you jump off a cliff to try and prove your right...
@@mikeybarboza3086 A Depth of 40m is not safe free diving lol. Considering you can drown in a puddle.
@@qwertyuiop20520dumbass
Did the amphids brought to the surface of the PR trench, get the bends from decompression?
What a great question !
The bends is from dissolved gases being released when decompressing too fast. Osmotic cell pressure is the equalized pressure of cells at that depth. It looked like the bugs came up slow enough to not explode. (this was just a non scientific thumb nail explanation)
I am so scared to watch this. But also very curious so i can't look away 😰😰