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24 FEBRUARY 2012

Explorer Recounts Deepest-Ever Ocean Expedition

"Swiss engineer Jacques Piccard and Navy oceanographer Don Walsh descended to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, seven miles below the sea's surface. It's the lowest point on Earth, and deeper than any human had gone before - or since.

Above is a new video chronicling the explorers' journey, weaving animation with audio from an interview granted by Piccard in 2005, three years before his death. The interview was conducted by New York writer Victor Ozols, but went unpublished and eventually ended up on his blog. There it was found by German design student Roman Wolter, who made the film."

(Dave Mosher, 21 January 2011, Wired Science)

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19602005animated presentationanimationcrushing pressuresdeep • dive • divingdocumentary • Don Walsh • environment • epic journey • exploration • explorer • hostile placeicy coldinfo graphicsinformation designinterview • Jacques Piccard • journeylimit to the world • lowest point • Mariana Trenchmotion designmotion graphicsmysterious worldoceanoceanographerPacific Oceanpioneeringpitch blackplanet • Roman Wolter • seven miles • submarine • surfaceSwissTerrestrialtrench • Victor Ozols • visual design

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Simon Perkins
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