"Worry is a good thing when you're an explorer. I think when you're cavalier, when you take risk for granted... That's when you're going to get bit." This statement really hits harder with the recent events with Oceangate.
the immense respect i have for a man who visited the titanic just for accuracy in his movie, has somehow increased, the man goes big or goes home, no doubt about it
@@jmarsh5485- he made a movie about Titanic so he could get funding to visit it. JC never made money out of Titanic as he released his fee to get the funding to finish it.
“Of course im worried. Worried is a good thing when you’re an explorer. I think when you’re cavalier, when you take risks for granted - thats when you’re gonna get bit” So true after the OceanGate implosion
YOGCO: You only get crushed once! For me, I thought it was my crush that would crush my herat the worst; turns out, it was the weight of the entire ocean above me that crushed me the most
"Of course I'm worried, worried is a good thing when you're an explorer. I think when you are cavalier & take risks for granted… that's when you're going to get bit." ~James Cameron
“Of course I’m worried. Worry is a good thing for an explorer. I think it’s when you’re cavalier…when you take risk for granted…that’s when you’re gonna get bit”. Amazing quote considering what just happened.
Mr Cameron you are an amazing director, amazing screenwriter and amazing explorer. Thank you for sharing your creative thoughts on film with the entire world. Godspeed Mr Cameron.
Do the viewers of this video even realize the amount of technical perfection that sub requires, it's at the freaking top of the oceanic tectonic plate, that's all the amount of water ontop of him putting an enormous gigantic amount of pressure on him. One minute of silence for the awesomeness of this dude.
"Of course I'm worried; Worry is a good thing when you're an explorer. I think when you're cavalier, when you take risk for granted... That's when you're going to get bit." ---prophetic words by JC; no, not Jesus Christ, but James Cameron! Stockton Rush was very cavalier about his design to the point that he had not an ounce of worry about him; it ended up costing the lives of five persons.
An astonishing accomplishment, second dive to the abyss of planet earth ever! More people have romped around the moon. Jim's a great explorer and has made history as such!!
James Cameron doesn’t do what James Cameron wants because it’s best for James Cameron. James Cameron does what James Cameron does because James Cameron is James Cameron.
JC literlly said "Of course I am worried; it is when you aren't worried and are cavalier is when you are gonna get hit." PROPHETIC WORDS by JC (no, no... not Jesus Christ; James Cameron!)
James Cameron, The Bravest Pioneer, No budget too steep, No sea too deep, Whos that? Its Him! James Cameron. Jaaaames Cameron, Explorer of the Sea, With a dying thirst, To be the first, Could it be? Ya its him! James Cameron.
Only 4 people have been there: Don Walsh & Jacques Piccard (Jan 1960), James Cameron (March 2012) and Victor Vescovo (April & May 2019). Already in 1960 a Rolex wristwatch sat on the outside of the Bathyscaphe and worked flawlessly during 9 hours dive, another Rolex in 2012 during 4 hours adventure...
This epic voyage will finally prove that we can successfully build platforms to explore the ocean depths and make new discoveries here on earth about our own water planet. This is a human achievement not unlike going to the moon. Good Luck to this adventure as this has many inherent risks and many greater rewards. I watched Trieste in amazement when I was 8 and have always wished we could have learned more. Perhaps a new horizon is in view.
It's extremely difficult creating a Submarine that can withstand those pressures at the bottom of the trench, making it larger would only make it more difficult.
James Cameron doesn't do what James Cameron does for James Cameron. James Cameron does what James Cameron does because James Cameron is James Cameron. -James Cameron
no the pressure limits the size of the sphere of the actual operation area. if they make it bigger it will be impossible to remove the sub from the water and not only that it'll cost more to make. if u looked at the thickness of the sphere in 1:34 the whole command center is surrounded with about 8-10 inch thick steel. the green sub you see is just the other parts like arms lights and propellers being controlled by the sphere.
Is there any way to get messages to Mr. Cameron or to get updates on how he is doing? May the Lord keep Mr. Cameron in the palm of his hand, for his boat is so small and the sea is so great. God speed, James, and a safe voyage home.
It really doesn't require an amazingly sophisticated machine. A bathysphere (which is what this is), is a pretty simple one. No doubt the life support, lighting, electrical, coms etc are of a later & better tech than the 50's Trieste but essentially its the same thing. The machine isn't amazing, what's amazing is how extreme that environment is. Also why haven't any marine institutes done this since??
@mahballzrhari "communications with the surface will be difficult they may be spotty we may not even have voice communication" from 0:40 meaning no robots because they couldn't be controlled
@MKOutland lol you misunderstood, in fact, i'm a huge fan of James! I was just saying that now i'm gonna need do re-write a few parts, because until now, the last dive on Marina trench was 1960, now i'm gonna need update that information. This dive won't mess up my book! xD
@TheAliyev It depends where you live. I live on Guam where the ship that has the submarine in it. For us on Guam I believe that James Cameron will dive on Monday and at the Mainland (the states) will be on Tuesday.
Oooops ... my bad fault: 1) it was late night 2) I was brought here by a chain of Titanic sink videos 3) the title doesn't state "mariana trench" anywhere (though it's in description ... that I read now) Sorry everyone for stupid comment.
When I use the term "living the dream" this is what I am talking about.... Hey James, I could use a few bucks to finish my degree and then we could explore the ocean floor as a team!
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"Worry is a good thing when you're an explorer. I think when you're cavalier, when you take risk for granted... That's when you're going to get bit."
This statement really hits harder with the recent events with Oceangate.
extremely prophetic words by JC (no, not Jesus Christ, but James Cameron!)
"When you're cavalier, when you take risks for granted, that's when you're going to get bit."
"When you take risk for granted, thats when you get bit"
Words that were all too true
the immense respect i have for a man who visited the titanic just for accuracy in his movie, has somehow increased, the man goes big or goes home, no doubt about it
incorrect, he made a movie to fund his hobby
@@jmarsh5485 I was wondering who pays for all this it's got to be a tremendous amount of money .
@@juniorjohnson5961 him.
But he went to deep ocean after releasing the movie in 1998
@@jmarsh5485- he made a movie about Titanic so he could get funding to visit it. JC never made money out of Titanic as he released his fee to get the funding to finish it.
“Of course im worried. Worried is a good thing when you’re an explorer. I think when you’re cavalier, when you take risks for granted - thats when you’re gonna get bit”
So true after the OceanGate implosion
James Cameron: "When you take risk for granted, that's when you're gonna get bit."
Oceangate CEO: "So anyway I started diving. YOLO!"
YOGCO: You only get crushed once! For me, I thought it was my crush that would crush my herat the worst; turns out, it was the weight of the entire ocean above me that crushed me the most
Lmao
"Of course I'm worried, worried is a good thing when you're an explorer. I think when you are cavalier & take risks for granted… that's when you're going to get bit." ~James Cameron
I have nothing but the upmost respect for James Cameron, on the many visits he has accomplished to the titanic and of course the Mariana Trench
the word is *UTmost,* not "upmost" lol. *utmost* is an abbreviation of the phrase "utter most"
"When you take a risk for granted, that's when you're gonna get killed."
“Of course I’m worried. Worry is a good thing for an explorer. I think it’s when you’re cavalier…when you take risk for granted…that’s when you’re gonna get bit”. Amazing quote considering what just happened.
Cavalier is a generous way of describing what happened this past week if we're using james' terminology.
this gave me the chills. its crazy to think we know more about mars than we know about the bottom of the ocean here on earth.
2:10 - This is where Titan went wrong
“When you take the risk for granted, you’re Gina get hurt” exactly what happened with the titanic sub
Mr Cameron you are an amazing director, amazing screenwriter and amazing explorer. Thank you for sharing your creative thoughts on film with the entire world. Godspeed Mr Cameron.
Do the viewers of this video even realize the amount of technical perfection that sub requires, it's at the freaking top of the oceanic tectonic plate, that's all the amount of water ontop of him putting an enormous gigantic amount of pressure on him. One minute of silence for the awesomeness of this dude.
2:14 Wise words.
2:20 aged like fine wine
2:14 powerful quote
anyone else watching this after the submersible implosion?
Truly an awe inspiring undertaking! I'm anxious to see what Mr Cameron encounters at such depths.
Me too 😃
"Of course I'm worried; Worry is a good thing when you're an explorer. I think when you're cavalier, when you take risk for granted... That's when you're going to get bit." ---prophetic words by JC; no, not Jesus Christ, but James Cameron!
Stockton Rush was very cavalier about his design to the point that he had not an ounce of worry about him; it ended up costing the lives of five persons.
When you take risk for granted. Hmmmmmmm oceangate should have been listening.
An astonishing accomplishment, second dive to the abyss of planet earth ever! More people have romped around the moon. Jim's a great explorer and has made history as such!!
James Cameron is a truly great man.
8 years in the making vs. 6 weeks for the problem plagued non certified Ocean Gate death trap. 🤦
This is why I love Cameron. He's a true entrepreneur of our time.
James Cameron doesn’t do what James Cameron wants because it’s best for James Cameron. James Cameron does what James Cameron does because James Cameron is James Cameron.
Stockton doesn't rush because its best for Stockton Rush. Stockton rushes because Stockton Rush is Stockton Rush.
2:20,..................'When you take risk for granted, that's when you're going to get bit"
Too bad that Stockton Crush never let that point sink in.
JC literlly said "Of course I am worried; it is when you aren't worried and are cavalier is when you are gonna get hit."
PROPHETIC WORDS by JC (no, no... not Jesus Christ; James Cameron!)
Correct design. Solo trip. True master of his craft.
James Cameron, The Bravest Pioneer,
No budget too steep, No sea too deep, Whos that? Its Him! James Cameron.
Jaaaames Cameron, Explorer of the Sea,
With a dying thirst, To be the first, Could it be? Ya its him! James Cameron.
awesome stuff cant wait to see the images/videos
Can't wait to see the results of this!!
Only 4 people have been there: Don Walsh & Jacques Piccard (Jan 1960), James Cameron (March 2012) and Victor Vescovo (April & May 2019).
Already in 1960 a Rolex wristwatch sat on the outside of the Bathyscaphe and worked flawlessly during 9 hours dive, another Rolex in 2012 during 4 hours adventure...
lol that is if the 1960 actually happened that way.. odds are they didnt go that far down
Very impressive, only a handfull of people actually know that...and appreciate it.
That is so cool that would be awesome to experience.
new species are found on almost every dive! this is do awesome!
This epic voyage will finally prove that we can successfully build platforms to explore the ocean depths and make new discoveries here on earth about our own water planet. This is a human achievement not unlike going to the moon. Good Luck to this adventure as this has many inherent risks and many greater rewards. I watched Trieste in amazement when I was 8 and have always wished we could have learned more. Perhaps a new horizon is in view.
props to james for doing this. Insane. Excited for the footage/pictures in the coming months.
It's extremely difficult creating a Submarine that can withstand those pressures at the bottom of the trench, making it larger would only make it more difficult.
Cameron is da man! He is the best producer ever!
He is a very brave man, I wouldn't go down there.
James Cameron doesn't do what James Cameron does for James Cameron. James Cameron does what James Cameron does because James Cameron is James Cameron. -James Cameron
Cool.
Thanks for the vid.
Very Cool. Bring back the manned dives!
Aweomse! This is exciting. Always love seeing what our newest technologies make us capable of.
Being legacy and made a legacy by himself.
Good luck!!!!
Muchas gracias!
pleast NatGeo PLEASE make more videos with 10min+
I want more ocean exploration.
Im here after ocean gate disaster
Insane! Still awesome!
He has just gotten there!!!
Cameron has BALLZ, man! I mean, he's going down, BY HIMSELF! That takes huge balls to do such a thing!
THIS IS SO AWESOME!!! CANT WAIT!!!!!!!!!!
no doubt, you have Rolex for did this...and you have my respect sir Cameron
Thats amazing!
awesome, keep us informed :p
It's another world down there, that's worth discovering.
Jaaaaames Cameron, the greatest pioneer.
No budget too steep, no sea too deep.
Whose that? Its him! James Cameron~
Hello from Spokane: well spoken
i will wait for dive video or images :))
when will this be release or when will be able to watch this adventure to the bottom of the ocean
Here after ocean gate drum.
Simply incredible :)
That"s how dreams becomes reality ,and get inspiration for further movies......
you raise that bar James, raise it high!
Lesson NOT learned 2:20
no the pressure limits the size of the sphere of the actual operation area. if they make it bigger it will be impossible to remove the sub from the water and not only that it'll cost more to make. if u looked at the thickness of the sphere in 1:34 the whole command center is surrounded with about 8-10 inch thick steel. the green sub you see is just the other parts like arms lights and propellers being controlled by the sphere.
Is there any way to get messages to Mr. Cameron or to get updates on how he is doing? May the Lord keep Mr. Cameron in the palm of his hand, for his boat is so small and the sea is so great. God speed, James, and a safe voyage home.
Gonna be some cool stuff on in the next couple of decades with the whole deap sea exploration.
i read in an article online that the pressure down there is similar to the weight of 4 SUVS on your toe!!
It really doesn't require an amazingly sophisticated machine. A bathysphere (which is what this is), is a pretty simple one. No doubt the life support, lighting, electrical, coms etc are of a later & better tech than the 50's Trieste but essentially its the same thing.
The machine isn't amazing, what's amazing is how extreme that environment is. Also why haven't any marine institutes done this since??
Congratulations, James!
awesome
I watch the show in natgeo. So what happens to the rolex watches attached to the sub. Are they still working?
The Abyss was a fantastic movie.
I wouldn't do that dive unless there was more space in the sub
Fucked up boy
Its__ JohnMark What's your poiny
Kevin you r just ordinary boy
Okay, this guy is my new hero.
@mahballzrhari "communications with the surface will be difficult they may be spotty we may not even have voice communication"
from 0:40 meaning no robots because they couldn't be controlled
More difficult, yes, but more awesome!
AMAAZING WOOOOOOW
such an icon taking risk like that.
congrats to Cameron and his crew
wow claustrophobic just kicked in.
Amazing... science rules! oh and Tom Hanks the 2nd at 3:17
@MKOutland lol you misunderstood, in fact, i'm a huge fan of James! I was just saying that now i'm gonna need do re-write a few parts, because until now, the last dive on Marina trench was 1960, now i'm gonna need update that information. This dive won't mess up my book! xD
hes so brave to go down there alone,shit is scary down there
Congrats Mr Cameron! Be safe.
Is this craft equipped with retactable arms not only to gather specimens but more importly to extend lighting at this pressure/depth?
@TheAliyev It depends where you live. I live on Guam where the ship that has the submarine in it. For us on Guam I believe that James Cameron will dive on Monday and at the Mainland (the states) will be on Tuesday.
The pressure inside the sub was kept at a reasonable level. It isn't like scuba, where you have ALL of the pressure of the water pushing on you.
Oooops ... my bad fault:
1) it was late night
2) I was brought here by a chain of Titanic sink videos
3) the title doesn't state "mariana trench" anywhere (though it's in description ... that I read now)
Sorry everyone for stupid comment.
When I use the term "living the dream" this is what I am talking about.... Hey James, I could use a few bucks to finish my degree and then we could explore the ocean floor as a team!
Brought to you by Telstra Australia cause they are streaming the video.
Yes - and because these two guys met, great things can happen such as this dive. And what did you do besides "spare me..." ;-)
Spare me.....he did design the sub, as he was one the submersible co-designers of the sub marine. Read it out on the website...!!
I want to do this someday. It's one of my dreams.
Vatian you can't
Que aventura extraordinaria , el viajar explorar donde nadie se anima a ir, que aventura! Felicitaciones!