exploration

Students are interested in exploring something unknown, but most of my students do not know the adventure of the ocean and the explorers who participate in these adventures. I wanted to understand their views on ocean exploration, so I divided them into small groups and asked them to brainstorm on why they should explore the deep trench of the ocean floor like the Mariana Trench. I received various reactions. Many people call the Mariana Trench the last border. In 1960, Don Walsh became the first American to drop nearly 36,000. US Navy captain Don Walsh was 28 years old. At the invitation of James Cameron, 80-year-old Walsh went out to play with the DEEPSEA CHALLENGE expedition team. He is an adventurous witness

On March 25, 2012, filmmakers and the country's geographic explorer James Cameron became the first person to go to the deepest parts of the earth alone. His 24 feet high submarine Deepsea Challenger reached 10,898 meters (35,756 feet) after 2.5 hours of fall. Unlike Piccard or Walsh's short-term visit, Cameron tried to collect disturbed biological samples due to technical failure, but explored the trench for more than three hours.

Five years ago, funded by wealthy explorer / entrepreneur, pilot deepwater exploration appeared at the brink of prosperity. After spending $ 10 million on the construction of the Challenger Deep submarine in 2012, the filmmaker James Cameron will be one of the three people, reaching a depth of 6.8 mile in the Earth Mariana Trench did. The deepest sea point - the only person who has done it alone. Virgin Atlantic founder Richard Branson promised to explore a new era with a $ 17 million Virgin Marine submarine. Google president Eric E. Schmidt and Dr. Earl participated in a deep-sea project of $ 40 million

The era of exploration affected the exploration of many explorers. This has brought many new discoveries. For example, explorer Vasco Nunez de Balboa discovered a large amount of water (the Pacific Ocean) while exploring the streets and jungles of Panama, claiming it was Spain. Another bold explorer, Ferdinand Magellan, decided to sail in the Pacific Ocean. Finally, he was the first person to travel around the world. Finally, two French explorers Marquette and Jolly sailed over 700 miles on the Mississippi River. All of these explorers influenced later discoveries in the USA.