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US astronaut Kathy Sullivan has already done the impossible -- she has walked in space, in zero gravity, and she was the first woman to do so. Ultimate adventure, right?

However, many fail to even think that something far more difficult than going to space exists right here on Earth, in the depths of the deepest oceans of our planet.

And now, the US’s first female astronaut to spacewalk has become the first woman in the world to dive to the lowest depths of the Earth called Challenger Deep inside the Mariana Trench. Kathy Sullivan, a former NASA astronaut (a veteran of three space shuttle flights), successfully came to the surface on the subversive DSSV Limiting Factor on Sunday, successfully completing the expedition of reaching the depts of over 35,000 feet below the sea level.

This now makes her the eighth person to reach the depths of the Challenger Deep, after Don Walsh and Jacques Picard in the 1960s as well as Titanic filmmaker James Cameron in the year 2012.