Exploration of the Deep Sea

Exploration of the deep sea involves studying the ocean's depths, where light doesn't reach and pressure is extreme. Researchers use submersibles, remotely operated vehicles (ROVs), and advanced technology to uncover its mysteries, including unique marine life and geological features. Less than 20% of the deep sea has been mapped, making it one of Earth’s least understood environments. This exploration helps us understand biodiversity, marine ecosystems, and potential resources, but it also raises concerns about conservation and the impact of human activity. Overall, the deep sea is a frontier that offers insights into our planet’s health and history.