Feb 22, 2024
Kinda wild that one of the men who descended into the Mariana Trench to reach The Challenger Deep, the deepest point of the ocean, was named Jacques Piccard! Boldly going where no one has gone before!
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Kinda wild that one of the men who descended into the Mariana Trench to reach The Challenger Deep, the deepest point of the ocean, was named Jacques Piccard! Boldly going where no one has gone before!
I've read a lot about the Jacques Piccard, Don Walsh and the Trieste, but no matter how much I see or read or watch, it'll always be 'the window cracked' that makes me shit my pants.
Scroll down the deep sea in this interactive page.
In 1960 two engineers became the first people to ever dive 11km to the bottom of the Mariana Trench.
Jacques Piccard 2030... L'heure de la catastrophe selon l'océanographe Jacques Piccard qui interpelle les téléspectateurs de la TSR en 1972 déjà sur les risques des excés de notre civilisation. L'ordinateur à montré que si tout continuait de la même façon vers les années 2030 il y aura une chute brutale de la population de 2/3 selon l'étude de Rom. Pour survivre réduction des investissements de 40% pollution 50% exploitation matière première 75% alimentaire 20%. Moins de natalité la solution existe mais on ne l'applique pas. Voilà le danger
The computer has shown that if everything continues in the same way around the 2030s there will be a sharp drop in the population of 2/3 according to the study of Rom. To survive investment reduction of 40% pollution 50% exploitation of raw material 75% food 20%. Less birth rate the solution exists but we do not apply it. Here is the danger
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It’s cool when you find history quietly resting in a city park
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Portrait from the deepest point on Earth. Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh at the bottom of the Marianas Trench, 1960