While more than 80% of the ocean has never been explored by humans, scientists in the Bounty Trough, New Zealand, are making ...

Back in June, Blancpain launched the first-ever all-ceramic version of a Fifty Fathoms diver. The ultramodern, ultratough take on the original dive watch took the ceramic Fifty Fathoms Bathyscaphe — ...

Dr. Walsh, known for his historic 1960 descent 6.8 miles below the sea surface to Challenger Deep with Jacques Piccard aboard the submersible Trieste, was inducted into the National Academy of ...

The STEM Lander is a small free vehicle intended to introduce curious students to marine technology and ocean exploration. The basic unit drops to the seafloor up to 100-ft deep taking video images, ...

In January 1960, Walsh, then a U.S. Navy lieutenant, and Swiss engineer Jacques Piccard were sealed inside a 150-ton, steel-hulled bathyscaphe named the Trieste to attempt to dive nearly 7 miles ...

The US Navy had acquired a submersible called the bathyscaphe Trieste and Don, a submarine lieutenant, volunteered to join the project. But when he signed up for the mission, the deepest he'd been ...

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