Beer Bottle At Challenger Deep A Discovered The Est Point On Earth

Wright was the first black person to make the voyage to challenger deep, where she and vescovo documented several findings, including the discovery of a beer bottle on the. In the deepest part of the ocean, the mariana trench, a single beer bottle was discovered, highlighting our trashing of the planet. A beer bottle sits on the floor of challenger deep, a sad reminder of the impact of human activity even in the world's most isolated places.

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Beer Bottle At Challenger Deep A Discovered The Est Point On Earth

In a startling discovery, scientists aboard the exploration submarine the limiting factor have stumbled upon a discarded beer bottle at the deepest point of the ocean, the mariana trench. A beer bottle found resting at the bottom of the mariana trench, earth's deepest point. Researchers have uncovered a troubling sight:

To reach the bottom point of the earth, which is known as challenger deep, scientists travelled 35,000ft down and of all the things they imagined being there, a single beer.

This discovery, made by oceanographer dr. Dawn wright, the first black person to reach challenger deep, found a beer bottle at the mariana trench's deepest point. It had traveled more than. Her discovery highlights the severity of ocean.

Scientists have stumbled upon a surprising artifact at the furthest reaches of our planet's oceans: It was a beer bottle. Earlier this year, a single glass beer bottle was discovered within the challenger deep, discovered by oceanographer dr dawn wright. It had traveled more than 6.7 miles to the darkest depths of the.

Mission Photos from Dawn's Challenger Deep Expedition

Mission Photos from Dawn's Challenger Deep Expedition

Challenger Deep What Lies In The Deepest Part Of The Ocean?

Challenger Deep What Lies In The Deepest Part Of The Ocean?

A beer bottle discovered at Challenger Deep, the deepest point on Earth

A beer bottle discovered at Challenger Deep, the deepest point on Earth