Still A Mystery
In reality, even the closest parts of the oceans continue to be a mystery. Dr. Copley is hopeful that this expedition is going to change things in some way. He said, “Sending people a kilometer deep into the ocean around Antarctica for the first time shows that there is no longer any part of our blue planet that is inaccessible to us, if we can find the will to go there.”
Still A Mystery
Something Even More Profound
These missions have allowed us to better understand the world that we live in. Aside from checking out the mysterious creatures there, we have also learned something even deeper and more profound. It has to do with the act of reaching a place that has been so inaccessible in the past. “What we’re doing now is exploration in its purest sense,” shared Dr. Copley said, “If we all share in the exploration of our planet, then… we’ll all feel involved in its stewardship for the future.” What a profound sentiment!
Something Even More Profound
