Greg Foot takes you on a scientific adventure diving down into the deep dark ocean. The documentary starts on the deck of the Baseline Explorer, and from there you go into the waves and dive down.
The documentary goes as deep as underwater volcano 250m under the surface, in the Twilight Zone just off the coast of Bermuda. The deep sea is the lowest layer in the ocean, exiting below the thermocline and above the seabed.
You can find a lot of unique creatures living below the photic zone of the ocean. They survive in extremely harsh conditions. And this hi-tech submarine gives you a close view to all of them.
Do you want to uncover the mysteries of the ocean? Well, this documentary gives you one of the most unique views of the ocean.National Geographic’s installment of Into Water...
One of the first associations that comes to mind when you think of worms is disgusting. They may look gross, but worms are quite important to our life. Yes, you will be surpr...
The evidence for plant communication is only a few decades old. But in that short period, the evidence has leapfrogged from electrifying discovery to decisive proof.When we t...
The Hubble Space Telescope has taken thousands of incredible and inspiring images in the name of science. Yet, the one taken back in 1995 is the most important one.Most of us...
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