Diving Deep With Victor Vescovo: Exploring The Ocean's Uncharted Abyss

This week, Vescovo was set to complete the first dive in the yearlong Five Deeps Expedition, piloting a titanium-alloy, 12.5-ton submersible down 8408 meters to the deepest part of the Atlantic Ocean, in the Puerto. With depths reaching over 36,000 feet in places such as the Mariana Trench, exploring these abyssal environments reveals a world of darkness, mystery, and unique. In chronicling his quest, dubbed The Five Deeps, we uncover the technologies, discoveries, and controversies that come with diving to into this largely unexplored world beneath the surface. After... Five Deeps mission completes record-setting dives to the bottom of five oceans. Since December 2018, Popular Science has followed extreme adventurer Victor Vescovo around the globe as he worked... Uncover the hidden world underwater, where science pushes the boundaries and tales of deep-sea escapades capture our imagination on screen. This is where technology.

American undersea explorer Victor Vescovo has become the first person to dive to the deepest points of the earth’s five oceans, and he’s now back on dry land to reveal his. Vescovo wanted to explore the darkness of the oceans. The deepest point on earth is the Challenger Deep. It’s about 7 miles down in the Mariana Trench, a few hundred miles off. In chronicling his quest, dubbed The Five Deeps, we uncover the technologies, discoveries, and controversies that come with diving to into this largely unexplored world beneath the surface. This... This week, Vescovo was set to complete the first dive in the yearlong Five Deeps Expedition, piloting a titanium-alloy, 12.5-ton submersible down 8408 meters to the deepest part of the Atlantic Ocean, in the Puerto. American businessman and explorer Victor Vescovo confirmed this week he’s completed his Five Deeps Expedition, making him the first person to descend to the five. Five Deeps mission completes record-setting dives to the bottom of five oceans. Since December 2018, Popular Science has followed extreme adventurer Victor Vescovo around the globe as he worked... Distinguished member of The Explorers Club, Victor Vescovo, became the first human to dive to the bottom of the deepest point of all five of the world’s oceans. The brand. Hidden beneath the Fram Strait, a passage that separates Greenland and Svalbard, lies the deepest point in the Arctic Ocean, where the seafloor plunges some 18,209 feet (5,550 meters) down. And... Dallas businessman Victor Vescovo became the deepest diving human in history when his Five Deeps Expedition reached the bottom of the Pacific Ocean's Challenger Deep. With depths reaching over 36,000 feet in places such as the Mariana Trench, exploring these abyssal environments reveals a world of darkness, mystery, and unique.

This week, Vescovo was set to complete the first dive in the yearlong Five Deeps Expedition, piloting a titanium-alloy, 12.5-ton submersible down 8408 meters to the deepest part of the Atlantic Ocean, in the Puerto. Uncover the hidden world underwater, where science pushes the boundaries and tales of deep-sea escapades capture our imagination on screen. This is where technology. Hidden beneath the Fram Strait, a passage that separates Greenland and Svalbard, lies the deepest point in the Arctic Ocean, where the seafloor plunges some 18,209 feet (5,550 meters) down. And... Vescovo wanted to explore the darkness of the oceans. The deepest point on earth is the Challenger Deep. It’s about 7 miles down in the Mariana Trench, a few hundred miles off. On 12 July 2022, oceanographer Dawn Wright climbed into the submersible Limiting Factor, alongside pilot and explorer Victor Vescovo, and descended nearly 11 kilometres to the bottom of...