FiddlerOnTheRoof
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DeepSea with James Cameron is on Netflix. I think it was just recently added to their list. Worth watching!
National Geographic - Deepsea Challenge --on Netflix
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CT-Rich
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I saw it last week. It was interesting. The forces acting on that sub were amazing. Fortunately, Cameron is a first rate film maker and it shows in the documentary. Having the kind of resources to make those kind of adventures must be pretty amazing.
I just watched it a week or so ago on iTunes, I was definitely impressed. I think I may just leave it on in the background the next time I have friends over, try to see how mainstream this endeavor actually was or if it’s just those of us interested in the oceans who know anything about it.
descent
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Brilliant director, brilliant film. Well worth watching.
I never knew: Cameron wanted a sub that was good to 11000 msw, but he also built a separate, autonomous traveling camera platform to get those dramatic external shots.
A regular scientist would never do that.
I never knew: Cameron wanted a sub that was good to 11000 msw, but he also built a separate, autonomous traveling camera platform to get those dramatic external shots.
A regular scientist would never do that.
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