Filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence James Cameron is congratulated by ocean explorer and U.S. Navy Capt. Don Walsh, right, after completing the first ever solo dive 35, 756 feet down to the “Challenger Deep,” the lowest part of the Mariana Trench. (Mark Thiessen/National Geographic)
James Cameron's launch and dive surface (photos)
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Posted by Dukhalion crusher
4th Mar
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Where are the monsters?
I expected a lot of footage from the bottom of the sea, but there's not a single picture. How do we know he didn't just stay under the launchship for a few hours? I want to see the sea monsters. Pretty please!
Posted by Dukhalion
26th Mar 2012
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Photos forthcoming
Hi Dukhalion,
As soon as the Deepsea Challenge releases photos of the bottom, I'll put them up on the site.
Laura
As soon as the Deepsea Challenge releases photos of the bottom, I'll put them up on the site.
Laura
Posted by laurashin
26th Mar 2012
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Dickwad
I just felt like calling this dukhalion ******* out. Find a hobby you rude prick!
Posted by Dukhalion crusher
4th Mar