“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 feet, there is no light. Longer-wavelength colors, like red and orange, are easiest for water molecules… — 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
