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Deep in the Pacific Ocean lies a world almost completely beyond human understanding. The Mariana Trench, the deepest canyon on Earth, stretches nearly 36,000 feet beneath the surface — deeper than Mount Everest is tall. Here, darkness reigns, pressure is crushing, and life exists in ways that seem almost alien.

Dive into the abyss with Archive of the Deep as we uncover the science, the adventure, and the mysteries of the ocean’s ultimate frontier.

In this video you'll discover:

The historic 1960 Trieste dive and humanity’s first glimpse of Challenger Deep
The extreme conditions of the trench: freezing temperatures, total darkness, and pressure
How the Mariana Trench is shaped by tectonic forces, hydrothermal vents, and volcanic activity
James Cameron’s solo descent in the Deepsea Challenger and stunning footage from the bottom of the ocean
Victor Vescovo’s record-breaking dives and what they revealed about life at extreme depths
Strange, resilient creatures thriving in total darkness and under immense pressure
The surprising impact of human pollution on Earth’s most remote ecosystems

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00:00 Intro
00:36 Historic First Descent
01:14 What is the Mariana Trench?
02:09 How the Mariana Trench is shaped
03:17 Life in the Mariana Trench
04:52 James Cameron with Deepsea Challenger
05:46 Victor Vescovo with DSV Limiting Factor
07:51 Most recent Manned Dive
08:18 Snailfish, Amphipods and new Species
08:52 Plastic at Bodem of the Ocean
09:22 Mariana Trench is more