Rolex-Sponsored "DeepSea Challenge" Dives To Lowest Point On Earth

The DeepSea Challenge, the joint scientific expedition sponsored by Hollywood director James Cameron, National Geographic and Rolex, made the first-ever successful dive 27,119 feet
into the Mariana Trench, the lowest point in the planet, off the coast of Australia and Papua New Guinea on March 26.

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Now the expedition shifts to the next phase of scientific analysis, long-term planning and solicitation of support support for the expedition today. The prototype submersible, the DeepSea Challenger, piloted by Cameron, will undergo further engineering for future dives.

Source: Pacific News Center

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