Mariana Trench: Record-breaking journey to the bottom of the ocean - BBC News 

Shame that even in the deepest depths of the ocean you can see plastic waste

Fishes: "TF are you doin' here"

Give the engineers the credit they deserve. Viktor went down there, but someone designed and built that thing. Kudos to that team.

I can't be the only one: This week got me curious af about what it's like at the bottom of the ocean

i wouldn't be surprise if NASA found plastics on Mars

Imagine the reactions of these fishes to seeing light for the first time like "AHHH WTF BRO"

You know hes gonna make it when he doesnt control the sub with a gaming controller

It's unbelievable the amount of pressure those life forms can withstand

I absolutely love the way when the other guy said , “you did it” and he corrected it to, “we all did it”. I don’t know why but I admire that leadership so much

Human: "At the bottom, repeat, at the bottom" Plastic: *_First time?_*

This guy is so professional. I love watching his interviews. No boastful brags. No outlandish comments. Very professional attitude towards his (amazing) work.

Massive respect for Victor for his accomplishments, finding the two deepest shipwrecks *and* being the first to explore the ocean's deepest point

*"We all did it."* - what a humble man...

You give people 2 minutes of the mariana trench but 20 hours of the kardashians and other useless «celebrities» Guess I wasn’t the only one thinking it, 11k is kinda crazy

Props to the cameraman for holding his breath for so long to capture the amazing footage.

Who checking this stuff out now since seeing the Titan sub ?

It takes ALOT of guts to dive that deep knowing how immense the pressure is outside. I appreciate people that can do this and bring us new unexplored areas of the world to view. Thank you Sir.👍👏

this is the scariest thing I can imagine. 12 hours in a container and a risk that it might implode at any moment

I imagine I'm not the only person watching this aftrr the sub exploring the titanic disappeared.

That man risked his life so we can all see now the deepest part of the ocean just by searching it on youtube, that’s braveness and madness

"This isn't darkness. This is advanced darkness." - SpongeBob SquarePants

This is what a proper submersible should be.

That’s my uncle. He also got to explore the Titanic and has climbed many of the world highest peaks, including Everest. A true explorer and adventurer.

The fishes there must be "turn off the light,goddammit!!"😂

"It took 12 hours.. 4 hours on the bottom..." "Uploades a 2 minute video"

This is what a professional dive looks like. Not what Oceangate does. No cheap gaming controllers or simple gadgets.

After what happened to the Oceangate Submersible, my curiosity for deep sea voyages has peaked. You have to commend the courage of these explorers, considering the risk of instantaneous death by implosion..

4hrs on bottom, 20 secs of actual bottom video

Viewer: "I wonder whats seven miles down at the bottom of the Earth?" Scientist: "A plastic bag"

Who's here after the oceangate submersible implosion incident

so i guess most people come from the recent Titan incident. I just wonder. in this footage they were able to communicate in Voice in 11km depth meanwhile in the Titan they were not able to communicate in just 4km dept except with some text messages. not sure what kind of alien technologie was used here but obviously this looked more professional.

The bottom of ocean : *exist* Plastic : *allow us to introduce ourselves*

The most mysterious, darkest, scariest creature to ever roam the oceans: THE PLASTIC BAG

Here after watching the last few days about the Titan Submersible.

Who came across this video after the submarine incidence. ( The titan)

Explorer : You did it... Diver : We did it... Such humble man... I like him....

*Sees amazing majestic creatures* plastic bag: hi there.

i won't be the first to see this video in the light of the OceanGate disaster, and be struck by the absolutely huge difference in tech. Seems like Stockton Rush was almost proud how cheap and basic his sub was. Just a shame no-one spoke out earlier.

Submarine : *has risk of implosion 11 kilometers deep..* Plastic bag : hold my beer...

I was expecting that plastic bag, really glad you didnt edit that out, our pollution is literally everywhere, even 11 km deep

Wow compare this to the oceangate

who came here after ocean gate submarine incident ?

“It’s pretty hot in here, let me open a window”

When ever I hear something about Mariana Trench or a person going down there or even a machine, I always expect to see a Video footage of a 1000 feet huge creature passing by.

Who’s here after ‘Titan’ Imploded and was found, Thursday 22nd June 2023 ?? 😳⛴️🌊🌊

Now thats a submarine not controlled with a Pony Station controller

Plastic was the first one arrived before mankind. lol

We managed to pollute one of the most isolated places on the planet. Go team, great job.

Anyone here after the OceanGate submarine imploded? This depth is 3 times deeper than the titanic!

The Bathyscaphe Trieste had a 5-inch thick steel hull and reached the Mariana Trench in 1960. It weighed 50 long tons. Most of the Trieste had thinner steel, but it wasn’t pressurized. That's already a superior design than the Titan submersible, and the Trieste was made over 70 years ago. When it comes to strength, aluminum alloys have ultimate tensile strengths ranging from 10,000 psi to 75,000 psi. Titanium alloys have ultimate tensile strengths ranging from 25,000 to 220,000 psi. Steel has ultimate tensile strengths ranging from 35,000 to 350,000 psi. There's your winner. Delamination is when layers of carbon fiber begin to unbond due to stress. Steel returns back to its original shape. Damage to carbon fiber remains and accumulates. The material is horrible for a sub.

I'd probably panic to death when the batteries ran out

feels like they're not showing everything

I just saved myself 250k

To think even just ten days ago we'd all be obsessed with imploding submersibles

Did you find my car keys? I've looked everywhere.

In eleven kilometers deep the pressure will be 1000 times more than the atmospheric pressure...even iron might bend... Plastic: I'm inevitable!!! Edit-> Hi guys thanks for the likes and knowledgeable comments...btw I'm used this "inevitable" word for a fine reason

everyone is talking about the crew but damn how hard it must have been for a plastic bag to reach that depth

Disappointing that the bag was there but I also think it's quite fascinating to think of the journey of the bag.

Hopefully there is affordable housing down there.

This submersible is mind-blowing. For those who don't know much about diving, the dive that killed Dave Shaw for example was 965 feet deep. This is an unbelievable depth for a diver. Anything beyond 400ft is considered incredibly technical and dangerous. A human body cannot withstand diving below 1000ft and survive. But this vessel is capable of going to 36 THOUSAND feet. Not 3600, 36 000! That is mind-blowingly deep

Sad to see a plastic bag where only one person has explored

*Humans go to andromeda* finds plastic

My textbook still remains as the most unexplored

Whos here from the Titanic sub that imploded

Titan: Hold my controller 💀

the fact that a plastic bag has managed to get to the deepest part of the ocean in the world without getting caught on anything or being eaten just blows my mind.

Mind blowing that life can survive down there under that kind of pressure a still resemble regular sealife.

Who is here after the Titan Submersible?

I know why you are here

Man wanna see the journey of the plastic bag that ended at the bottom of the mariana trench..

I wonder if he found my sunglasses down there. I lost them while sailing in 1985.

Who else is here after hearing about the missing oceangate Titan submarine?

I bet that plastic bag was some kind sea life yet to be discovered that looks like a plastic bag

That plastic bag set a new world record!

Now that's a submarine not the ocean gate tube

Whose here because of the titanic submarine ?

My absolute respect to diver. There was literally zero margin for error down there, even one crack and every thing goes black. Thier devotion to science and discovery is immeasurable.

I see plastic bags have evolved to thrive even in the most severe conditions.

Wonder who’s here after that titan sub implosion

Who is here after all the news about the titan Sub?

The plastic bag or even any plastic waste down there.....imagine it’s amazing journey it went through while drifting down to the bottom of the Mariana trench

Humans are trying to explore space but they haven't even explored the whole earth yet.

This is a proper and right way to dive not like Ocean's Gate recent EPIC FAIL of basic safety certifications, not mentioning carbon fiber hull which was a HUGE RISK from the beginning! Just watch James Cameron opinions about what was stunningly ignored and left neglected.

Send this sun to look for the missing submersible

Did they find a talking sponge??

This sub looks like professionally made equipment.....ocean gate sub looks like a toy...

Ahh, finally. A benevolent soul determined to encounter some kaijū.

why couldnt Ocean gate build something like this? seems much safer. even good communication at 10000 meters deepth, titan couldnt even make it to 4000

Only if the Titan was a Certified Sub, like this

Everest: I'm cool Mariana Trench: hold my plastic bag

I wanted to see something like a giant sea creature

That's how it's done . Professionals.

Greatest experience ever!! Good for you.

This man is made up of anti-claustrophobic material and a ton of raw courage.

What a tremendous video. I really enjoyed the 30 seconds of which they actually showed footage from the Trench. Maybe they could do a follow-up 5-minute video and show us 40 seconds worth of footage

People underappreciate this. Imagine if you invert Mount Everest - you'd still have to go SO much deeper. Amazing and truly frightening.

Incredible how those creatires can live under so much pressure

Human: "at the bottom.. repeat at the bottom." Plastic: "supp dude been here first

Humans - god is everywhere. Plastic - hello ?

What actually hit me the most was whilst I was captivated by the beauty of the natural planet... seeing that plastic bag at even the lowest depths... we have abused this planet something rotten and its a damn shame, I wonder if this I'd how countless species across universes die out, makes you wonder if no species gets as far as space travel because they destroy themselves too early