Mysteries of the Hidden Reefs, Episode 35 of 37, Jacques Cousteau Odyssey. The real Life Aquatic

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024

Комментарии • 16

  • @Agislife1960
    @Agislife1960 3 года назад +15

    When I was a kid, and we heard the theme music for Cousteau's show, we made a bee line for the TV set.

  • @ruthieo54
    @ruthieo54 3 года назад +5

    It is SO COOL to watch this again after 50 years! peace.

  • @KevinMichaelCallihan
    @KevinMichaelCallihan 6 лет назад +4

    "we always find that someone else has done it before"- a classic quote by so many in books, as well.

  • @JS-xs5hq
    @JS-xs5hq 3 года назад +6

    Capt. Cousteau was the first producer of the tv nature documentaries and ahead of his time. Young people today have no idea of the long list of pioneering contributions he made to: ocean and marine life research; as the inventor of SCUBA gear; in educating the general public as the first to bring the science into the livingroom; and in conservation of ocean life. What a shame it is that the Calypso currently lies rotting into forgotten oblivion.

    • @beenthroughnam3747
      @beenthroughnam3747 2 года назад

      "8 January 1996, a barge accidentally rammed Calypso and sank her in the port of Singapore. On 16 January, she was raised by a 230-foot (70 m) crane, patched, and pumped dry before being put in a shipyard.[8]"

  • @KevinMichaelCallihan
    @KevinMichaelCallihan 6 лет назад +1

    Being absolutely amazing by science and technology online via strategy architects from Microsoft is awe-inspiring and doing so with an intent to help others is in line with acts of congress. Disabled persons do not expect being better or worse, just being themselves without harming other people and their intellectual property rights in societies around the world.

  • @smee1969
    @smee1969 3 года назад

    I’m a child again ..in my big school bus yellow bean bag...how I lOved Jacques Cousteau🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊

  • @KevinMichaelCallihan
    @KevinMichaelCallihan 6 лет назад +2

    Yesterday, a 1943 diving vessel that captured attention was a United States Coast Guard vessel in Canada that was or maybe is for sale. These comments are used for educational research purposes. The diving mechanism on the vessel seen from visiting groups on Facebook, U. S. C. G. Society was a fresh reminder of how diving was used during conditions of world war. What is most promising is that extensive studies continue while understanding that the human race will address many concerns and if anything, appease with kindness, a sharing of information and excitement for supporting those who are able and capable of furthering research in a collaborative effort on the oceans and seas of earth. The ability to do so from space is awe-inspiring while being a peaceful way to make as certain as possible that the research continues and does so without bias, marginalizing of people regardless of location. It is not unrealistic to believe in this vision. There are private and public modes of communicating no different than a conglomeration of websites developed for social civil societal means. Comically writing now, "everybody has a plan", and whether or not that plan gets done means that the studies of the past help the life of future generations of human beings. The ocean is the cradle of life.

  • @KevinMichaelCallihan
    @KevinMichaelCallihan 6 лет назад +2

    Entire video being watched and watching and listening to each and every video available is a methodology for statisticians and engineers who are strategy architects which is universal. Yu.tu.

  • @christianjensen7189
    @christianjensen7189 Год назад

    I'll never forget when my sixth grade teacher, hastily gathered all us students around. "Children I have some terrible and sad news...Phillipe Cousteau was killed flying his PBY and now there is no one to carry on his fathers legacy". How prophetic.

  • @NaughtyGnats
    @NaughtyGnats 3 года назад

    This is what gave tom Kenny the idea for the French narrator's voice

  • @imansumardi1707
    @imansumardi1707 3 года назад

    Duluuu gue seneng nonton ini di TVRI

  • @dtrapbai9030
    @dtrapbai9030 Год назад

    Meet the original Cave Divers. TUSWOJC

  • @KevinMichaelCallihan
    @KevinMichaelCallihan 6 лет назад +2

    The squid. At 42:55 is part and parcel of a universal design for a rescue ship at sea. One can see while moving forward, being capable and able to rotate by a 360 spin in turbulent seas. Engineering comes to the aid of designers of vessels, like and similar to aircraft although surface vessels on the seas, capable of using an infusion process of fueling from the nitrogen in bubbles that resort from scattering of layers scientists know exists in all seas on our planet. From thirty three feet below the surface regardless of the sea, to proceed further with rescue people and divers, can fascinate many who know why a triangular vision exists. Certainly the squid is a subtle example of what is done from the air to the sea while boats continue forward with an increased ability to reach a location of distress. Many examples exist for roll-over vessels that do a circular spin and end upright. When putting this notion forward in time, the theoretical physic and using biochemistry as fuel mixed with diesel and the use of seawater will allow a vessel to continue with air support to a ship at sea. One key is having thruster forces, yes thruster forces, that will use an infusion process that takes from seawater the turbulence of seas and allow the ship to pierce the waves and use the ability of an engine above the captain with two below the captains, and sequentially via design engineers have mapped this idea several times while nothing is shown, to-date, of such a vessel. That will change, later. Without divers, research at sea would be useless. Not everything can be done from telescopes in space while they do monitor and protect all. Use these satellites for mapping purposes and use them wisely as is done now within the international space station. Overlay this concept or principle of design for a ship at sea where the principles of science may be applied and put into action after testing and completion of a design that incorporates what seems possible based on several observations. Using libraries and people within a categorical nature of science through technology will prove more valuable to humanity when working together.

  • @Juan_lauda
    @Juan_lauda 3 года назад

    So where's all the Jamaican marine biologists working in the marine institute in Jamaica?

  • @jimryan4056
    @jimryan4056 3 года назад +1

    He didn’t seemed to concerned for the reef when he dropped that anchor.