Dear Mr. Bertrand Piccard. You have a wonderfull family of pioneering explorations. Nice to see you also follow your family destiny. Some day i want to meet you.
Firstly it is only fitting to congratulate you on your achievement. I have only one question, did you know before you did the descent if anyone else had broken your record at the time. Because the strangest thing is that James Cameron, the film producer 52 years later attempted to break that record but for whatever reason couldn't. Which got me wondering, Why? Just follow me on this for a moment as it's a bit like a "Columbo" episode. You have to get all the jigsaws pieces in the right order. Meaning who has ever reached the bottom? Well it depends if you are talking civilian attempts or the Royal Navy, and here is why we will never truly know. I recall James Cameron's attempt as it naturally got a lot of media coverage. However what was crazy at the time was strangely it had come out that the Royal Navy had sent two men in a submarine with a big hole in it a lot further than his. This got me thinking. So we had the technology back then, we set the record and because it comes under the "Military" its therefore classified. Okay, I get that, but that was back in 1960, over fifty years earlier. Question then comes to mind. The Royal Navy is not one for giving up so how long after that attempt before they reached the "Ocean Floor". Now being nerdy, and inquisitive, which is great it then begs the question Why? Interesting ideas filled my mind. Well you live on this planet why would you explore the deepest point? Good enough question, I like it. But here's the kicker for me, If you were the Royal Navy and breaking these wonderful records wouldn't you set up a base camp by now down there. Or an observatory? Hmm, think of the mineral worth, the treasures, that you could find. Pirates plunder... No of course not that is just a wild imagination. So much you could discover? So why wouldn't you. Or did they? I'm the author of A Beautiful Mind is Poetry Defined, which is available on Amazon. I also have a YTC by the same name. Please come and subscribe to my channel it's free. Or if you have any comments on what I've said, then please I would love to hear from you. Thank you for taking the time to read this.👍😊
Deepdiving is still the most challenging endeavor mankind has to challenge. Only to go down for a few hours. A station down there? Simply impossible to maintain and run. Just think of the supply you would have to bring down. You can not exit the station for nothing. No exploration either. This is the reason why.
Their claim of seeing flatfish on the bottom has been proven to be factually impossible. Not saying that they are intentionally deceiving, they are probably just mistaken. It's been scientifically proven many years later that flatfish cannot live deeper than 8000m.
Newest research indicates there are some small unknown fish and crustaceans who actually live at the bottom. It's insane but somehow they've adapted to live in total darkness under extreme pressure. What they eat is a mystery as it's pitch black so no plankton down there.
Sorry nerd, I believe the guys who saw it firsthand more than the “scientists” who have probably never even gone diving claiming things from their ivory tower
Picard was a brilliant physicist, the first man with his assistant, to enter the Stratosphere, too! No doubt you didn't read that in your school books. The firmament is still there, Picard bounced right off of it prohibiting his ascension any further than the Stratosphere. Powers-that-be don't want you to know God is still in control. God is still protecting Humanity, but the powers that be want to make wormholes for entities to come through to see what will happen. NASA lied about everything in their underwater footage of the Moon landing. Brainwashing is complete. Like they say, you'll know the brainwashing is complete when people believe everything they're told. Used to be, scientists had to prove their theories, now they just make stuff up and it's supposedly true. Human race has gone to the dogs.
Piccard is now my inspiration
Dear Mr. Bertrand Piccard. You have a wonderfull family of pioneering explorations. Nice to see you also follow your family destiny. Some day i want to meet you.
This is amazing I wanna be part of big expeditions someday 🙏
Truly inspiring..
Muchas gracias por esta joya historica documental
I remember seeing the Trieste abandoned in a parking lot in Richmond Virginia USA at the science museum. I was like, that's sad.
good ol RVA
Enormous courage
Swiss design/ Utalian built sub. Amazing. Beautiful port of Trueste.
Fantastic video...
They should have expliained what was the cracking sound ... Excellet!!!
They cheated death. That crack sound would mean certain death. Instead he kept going and stayed at the bottom for 20 minutes. That is insane.
It was the outer layer of a port window that was multi window thick.
Rabbit hole watching on RUclips aligned me to the associations to present day events with the submarine and such a time as this.
All praise great achievement
8:49 I wish the would have said what the daunting setbacks and solutions were.
He saw 'a disc that looked at him' . right?
friggin' insane!
very interesting
Mysteries world and we know nothing yet as compare to this infinite world
i love my family.
Wth
My utmost respect bestowed ....... Made Bottom !... On The Job .......
Ocean gate needed to take notes from them.
Top😅 Batiscafo Trieste trionfo dell'ingegno umano ma la collaborazione lo è altrettanto,senza non si fa nulla
Firstly it is only fitting to congratulate you on your achievement. I have only one question, did you know before you did the descent if anyone else had broken your record at the time. Because the strangest thing is that James Cameron, the film producer 52 years later attempted to break that record but for whatever reason couldn't. Which got me wondering, Why? Just follow me on this for a moment as it's a bit like a "Columbo" episode. You have to get all the jigsaws pieces in the right order.
Meaning who has ever reached the bottom? Well it depends if you are talking civilian attempts or the Royal Navy, and here is why we will never truly know. I recall James Cameron's attempt as it naturally got a lot of media coverage. However what was crazy at the time was strangely it had come out that the Royal Navy had sent two men in a submarine with a big hole in it a lot further than his. This got me thinking.
So we had the technology back then, we set the record and because it comes under the "Military" its therefore classified. Okay, I get that, but that was back in 1960, over fifty years earlier. Question then comes to mind. The Royal Navy is not one for giving up so how long after that attempt before they reached the "Ocean Floor". Now being nerdy, and inquisitive, which is great it then begs the question Why? Interesting ideas filled my mind. Well you live on this planet why would you explore the deepest point? Good enough question, I like it.
But here's the kicker for me, If you were the Royal Navy and breaking these wonderful records wouldn't you set up a base camp by now down there. Or an observatory? Hmm, think of the mineral worth, the treasures, that you could find. Pirates plunder... No of course not that is just a wild imagination. So much you could discover? So why wouldn't you. Or did they? I'm the author of A Beautiful Mind is Poetry Defined, which is available on Amazon. I also have a YTC by the same name. Please come and subscribe to my channel it's free. Or if you have any comments on what I've said, then please I would love to hear from you. Thank you for taking the time to read this.👍😊
damn all that for 6 likes.
Deepdiving is still the most challenging endeavor mankind has to challenge. Only to go down for a few hours. A station down there? Simply impossible to maintain and run. Just think of the supply you would have to bring down. You can not exit the station for nothing. No exploration either.
This is the reason why.
Passable spam
More believable than nooM gindnaL
So were is the footage ? Not the animation.
Because it's fake
@@moneycntbuyskill4095 of course
@@moneycntbuyskill4095I mean, they have proven that they weren't accurate about seeing flatfish on the bottom...
Tell this story to the OceanGate guys, oh wait...
Mariana trench is near philippines
VOYAGERS want to go The Edge of What's Known, And Then Beyond.
Their claim of seeing flatfish on the bottom has been proven to be factually impossible. Not saying that they are intentionally deceiving, they are probably just mistaken. It's been scientifically proven many years later that flatfish cannot live deeper than 8000m.
Newest research indicates there are some small unknown fish and crustaceans who actually live at the bottom. It's insane but somehow they've adapted to live in total darkness under extreme pressure. What they eat is a mystery as it's pitch black so no plankton down there.
Sorry nerd, I believe the guys who saw it firsthand more than the “scientists” who have probably never even gone diving claiming things from their ivory tower
O C E A N G A T E
How are you related to him?
huhuhu…1960 punya ek…
Piccard said the earth looked like a flat disc with upturned edges. The earth is flat.
You’re a fucking moron
Picard was a brilliant physicist, the first man with his assistant, to enter the Stratosphere, too! No doubt you didn't read that in your school books. The firmament is still there, Picard bounced right off of it prohibiting his ascension any further than the Stratosphere. Powers-that-be don't want you to know God is still in control. God is still protecting Humanity, but the powers that be want to make wormholes for entities to come through to see what will happen. NASA lied about everything in their underwater footage of the Moon landing. Brainwashing is complete. Like they say, you'll know the brainwashing is complete when people believe everything they're told. Used to be, scientists had to prove their theories, now they just make stuff up and it's supposedly true. Human race has gone to the dogs.
@@eileenhernandez7205 can you tell me what your experience is like with persistent delusions and the Dunning-Kruger effect at play?
@@eileenhernandez7205 don't waste your time with robots. You won't convince them.