“Human blood has a chemical composition startlingly similar to seawater. An infant will reflexively breaststroke when placed underwater and can comfortably hold his breath for about forty seconds, longer than many adults. We lose this ability only when we learn… — James Nestor Copy Share Image
“At the ocean’s surface, the sun’s energy penetrates easily through the water. Deeper down, that energy fades until, at depths of around three thousand… — James Nestor Copy Share Image
“In a world of seven billion people, where every inch of land has been mapped, much of it developed, and too much of it… — James Nestor Copy Share Image
“It’s a little bit of rock that reminds us where we came from,” said Russell. If it is true, the iron-sulfur world theory suggests… — James Nestor Copy Share Image
“Human blood has a chemical composition startlingly similar to seawater. An infant will reflexively breaststroke when placed underwater and can comfortably hold his breath… — James Nestor Copy Share Image
“At three hundred feet, we are profoundly changed. The pressure at these depths is nine times that of the surface. The organs collapse. The… — James Nestor Copy Share Image
