@nautiluslive: While exploring the abyssal plains of the Central Pacific, we saw firsthand some amazing #deepsea geological formations. Observing and studying deep-sea #geology helps us understand our planet's history. For example, sedimentary layers record changes in what fell through the water column over time.

Mikayla :

how did they miss the arrowhead laying right there 😂 I'm not sure what it is but that's what it looks like lol

Chris :

Looks like a good place for a data center

livi :

i love some geeks geeking out

sky⭐️ :

these videos are a good reminder there is soo much unknown out there! we are so small

femtoflz :

Santient cavefish lives there😱 pre- mermaid

Lukie :

is that gold

ContextMatters :

Why do there a hurry? Dude kept telling her to come up faster ..battery life?

davidjames27651 :

it's physical weathering and those are called soil horizons

adrijobecq :

Are those fossils?

🧌 :

Women in Stem 💪

Tuesday :

Why did it sound like she said "formation" with air quotes?

Ocean Exploration Trust :

Correction: This video is from the NA182 expedition.

CrimsonCrusader :

kemut 🤏 :

Has anyone pickup up plastic materials at this depth?

unbebelievable :

stunning formation, wow

John Rhoadsian :

ye watching this as remnants of old societies or fossilized biologygives a better perspective

FrogisWizard :

Wouldn’t the basalt mean it would be volcanic?

JellyKid :

The one piece

Nobody00p :

the last time I was this excited to see rock was watching project hail mary

DSNSstories :

me also, learnin a lil

fghyhh :

Whoa that’s rare

moss :

Previous tictok was underwater vampires. now I’m worried about the team 😂

yeahitszach :

So there’s a big ass wall of rocks what

donkacip :

So have we found aliens underwater

Ayohee :

looks like drainage