Deepsea Challenger DCV 1 es un sumergible de inmersión profunda de 7.3 metros diseñado para llegar al fondo del abismo Challenger, el punto más profundo que se conoce en la tierra. El 26 de marzo de 2012, el director de cine canadiense James Cameron pilotó el submarino para lograr esta meta. James Cameron’s Expedition To Challenger Deep Cameron became only the third person in history and the first person solo to reach and explore Challenger Deep. Over the course of seven years, Cameron developed his own personal submarine with the help of a team in Australia and the sponsorship of National Geographic. 14/04/2012 · You’ve got to wonder why James Cameron was so enthused about risking his life to get down to the deepest spot in the ocean. I mean, it wasn’t cheap; it wasn’t easy, and it must have been pretty bloody dark down there. But this explains it. What do you reckon is behind the mysterious door.

Do we know as a fact that the bottom of the Mariana Trench is absolutely the deepest point in the ocean? Earth Sciences. What I mean specifically is, are we sure that Challenger Deep actually is the lowest point or could there be an as of yet undiscovered lower point?. I want more info on this "James Cameron door.". 02/04/2012 · Shouldn’t We Be More Skeptical of the DeepChallenger Dive? Dr. M April 2, 2012 alvin Deep Sea Challenge Funding James Cameron submersible subs. This is an invited contribution. how about you all go pound on the doors of NASA, Boeing & Lockheed too.

What is this 'door' at the bottom of the Challenger Deep? Close. 2. Posted by. u/Empty_Allocution. 3 years ago. Archived. What is this 'door' at the bottom of the Challenger Deep? I first saw this door mentioned in this info graphic but haven't been successful at finding anything out about it VIA Google. Anyone know? 5 comments. What's the story behind James Cameron and a deep sea door? Answered! Close. 2. Posted by. u/Kornillious. 4 years ago. Archived. What's the story behind James Cameron and a deep sea door? Answered! 2 comments. share. save hide report. 57% Upvoted. This thread is archived. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast.

26/03/2012 · Shooting footage for a 3-D movie and a National Geographic special, filmmaker James Cameron journeyed to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean on Sunday, seven miles below the surface. Tom Clarke of Independent Television News reports on Cameron's deep dive to the Mariana Trench's Challenge Deep, 300 miles southwest of Guam. Response to krispos42 Original post Mon Apr 9, 2012, 09:33 PM. 1620rock 2,218 posts 9. What's up with that note at the bottom of challenger deep that mentions a secret door there.