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Mariana Trench: 7 Miles Down and We've Seen Less Than 1% | Documentary For Sleep

On March twenty sixth, two thousand twelve, James Cameron reached the deepest point on Earth—Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench, seven miles below the Pacific surface. What he found there wasn’t alien life or mysterious creatures. It was a plastic shopping bag. We got our garbage to the bottom of the ocean before we got our second human there. In nineteen sixty, Piccard and Walsh spent twenty minutes at the bottom and saw a fish no one has seen since. By two thousand eighteen, scientists discovered one hundred percent of deep-sea amphipods were contaminated with industrial chemicals at levels fifty times higher than the most polluted bays. And now, in twenty twenty five, mining companies are preparing to industrialize the trench before we’ve explored even one percent of it. This is the story of the last wilderness on Earth, the pollution apocalypse already happening seven miles down, and the race between understanding and destruction. If this journey into Earth’s final frontier grips you, please subscribe to support our exploration of the planet’s hidden crises. SUBSCRIBE for more documentaries:    / @chroniclesplanetearth   #MarianaTrench #ChallengerDeep #JamesCameron #DeepSeaMining #OceanPollution #PlasticCrisis #Trieste #DeepSea #Hadal #astrobiology