A Look Inside the Greatest Research Vessel I OceanXplorer 

I would love a documentary how different teams work on the vessel detail. From laboratory to submarine mechanics. And please deliver more content about blue holes

awesome.... music is kinda too loud of hearing what he saying.... love your work and what oceanx is doing..

I would LOVE to work on that ship. Too bad they probably require either a 4 year degree or 5 years of trade experience for every single job onboard.

Cousteau would love this

As always, OceanX never disappoints. Hyped to see the new discoveries that lay ahead. Keep it up guys and gals!! 💪🌊🌍

I've been waiting for it since the beginning! Your current ship is on another level, cool technology on board, good team and very fun people, awesome tour, keep it up Ocean X! I hope one day I can be on a mission on this ship. 🇭🇹

I'm glad people are exploring the ocean and instead of flying to the space! 🎉🎉🎉

Thats So Fantasticss!! 💙🗽🗽 Great Video , GO OceanX!! ☀️🏝

Great! 💙🌍🌎🌏☺

We need price?

Which one of these explorers is better? Schmidt's or Dalio"s

Detail?

Liata ini dad?

Big projects/bleeding edge tech are impressive & can galvanize support for research, but we need to crowd-source oceanic research,imo, not centralize it in a handful of prohibitively-expensive vessels. R&D on, and subsidized deployment of, smaller tech on the thousands of boats already on the water, whether it's ocean floor mapping, water collection for analysis, etc, would be my plan if I won the lottery .You don't need a gazillion dollar fossil-fuel-guzzling behemoth to do most of it. If I ruled the world, it would be mandatory to do some kind maritime community service type project at least for boats over a certain length, ie superyachts. Some already do, of course, but it should be required like emissions & other eco-safety regulations. There are YT channels right here about doing research on sub 100' sailing boats, eg Ocean Research Project. Harness a few thousand & data will start rolling in like a tsunami. No matter how sophisticated one of these big research vessels is, it can only be in one place at a time.

Science doesnt mean exploring the Titanic wreck

C like this?

I'm getting sick of seeing the preview for an upcoming documentary on your ship that is played over and over again on America This Morning, I am deeply hoping that the program comes on so I can stop seeing ads endlessly run. The doc appears to be way overly stage managed and completely fake in every detail.