Deep Sea
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Aquanuts At night I walk into the deep sea I feel the waves And…
Attxla Deep sea diving through your mind's eye I just wanna…
C.B. Funk I think I'm in the deep sea Just falling, don't text…
Cayucas Doo-doo-dooooo... We're going downtown baby, that's wher…
Dp-6 Why do they come for me Bagging bitches like groceries…
FSG Rell Fly with me to the moon, fly with me to…
Hannah Sommer Blue waves dancing Whales glansing Breathing slowly Calm and…
Heeca 멈출게 아니야 우리 우린 아니야 멈출게 어쩜 나는 날 알아줄 사람…
Ilse DeLange A lover comes, a hater goes You're silent as the pain…

Index-1 Glad to see, Sad to say And get my things and…
Jaime Chorus I´d sell my soul for love in slow motion, diving in y…
Kim Seungmin 여기 있는 건 너무 현실적 여기 있는 건 너무 현실적 여기 있는…
Kolja Goldstein That would come crazy Grrr Ah (Dva, tri) Ah Direkt vom Wate…
L.O.B I think I'm in the deep sea Just falling, don't text…
Martin and the Mall Fighters How you coming now? Yeah, woah Deep in her sea baby You feel…
Minelli I can offer you more than illusions I would give you…
Mr. Ellz The devil is in the details It's what they say Just one…
Snail Mail Deep sea dive Got down, but you stayed alive It's only you…
Stimmerman She shoots, she scores! She shoots, she scores! She shoots, …
Trixidy Tình yêu của em là biển rộng Anh như con thuyền…
Z.E.T.A. Tonight we walk by the endless ocean Caught in the tide…
水樹奈々届かない想い抱いて心の居場所を探している渦巻く胸の奥が今にも張り裂けそうで誰かに話しても誰かと過ごしても何一…
김승민 I think I'm in the deep sea Just falling, don't text…

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Acoustic I thought I would stay here for At least a lifetime…
Bossa BOSSc CcTcLcNc . Je suis posé 30 degrés sombrero été indien…
Disco I want to stay But I need to go I want to…
Passion For Life Here comes Johnny Yen again With the liquor and drugs And th…
Swing Aw, aw, baby, yeah, oh, yeak, huh, listen to this Spy…

Why Not? Fight! F-I-G-H-T We may not win but then again we might! M-I…

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NORVEMER

4y↑16

This is one of the most amazing Ted Talk ever. I appreciate the effort that oceanographers exert to unravel the mysteries of the ocean.

mermaidmichele

11y↑2

I am enthralled and would do ANYTHING to be part of this exploration team! A life long dream of mine and so inspiring to see this happening! TY David Gallo!

Linda L

12y↑11

Amazing! I love listening to this man!! He doesn't talk down to us, he shares his excitement about what he's doing. Nice job, Dr Gallo!

Cheepcheepdude123

12y

The ocean has fascinated me, and I've always wanted to go in one of those small submarines with 1 or 2 other marine biologists, and go to the very depths of the ocean, and explore more of the ocean :)

Mikey Carretta-Roldan

Cheepcheepdude123 so your a marine biologist?

lyricist91

12y

This is so cool. I actually made a highDEA about this a while ago. Talking about the world beneath our feet. While we're so obsessed with outer space and other universes with extra terrestrial life (which is totally understandable, I'm obsessed too) But what if right now as we speak there's this other worldly "universe" going on beneath our feet. Filled with all kinds of creatures we couldn't even imagine, and maybe all the stuff we think is made up, could be real, like Mermaids, Megaladons...

Katherine Fennedy

12y

i don't like reading books, but i love learning new things. Thank you TED-ED for giving all of us the opportunities to expand our knowledge in the easiest and most effective way possible.

Shailesh Bahuguna

what did you learn in last 9 years?

Yahiya Yahiya

12y↑182

"largest waterfall on the planet is actually under the ocean (near Iceland)" incredible!!

jean-marc lamothe

4y↑5

Yahiya Yahiya sadly he didn't show it!

El Sea

4y↑8

Yeah saw it that time sponge bob was waiting on that bus...

TangyLid

4y↑5

I believe mauna kea in hawaii is technically the tallest mountain on earth. It is about 33k feet tall from the lowest point under the ocean to the tallest point 4k feet above sea level.

Crazy huh?

lokolop1

Yahiya Yahiya yeah except it’s near Madagascar not Iceland

Ben-Official

4y↑2

@TangyLid well mountains are actually sometimes 10 times deeper than they appear.
Most of the mountain (its root) is under the ground. They are like pegs that overall stabilise the crust of continents.
They are like the footings for a building, the foundation! But of course we cannot see this only through seismology can we detect this.

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L. E. Eyring

12y↑9

This would be my dream job... I love the ocean and marine life so much, even though I've lived in a desert my whole life and never even been on the ocean. Maybe that's why I find it so fascinating!

RI

Where do you live Laura?

A Little Of Everything

4y↑11

Would love to hear what he has to say about the role oceans play in climate, something still not largely known.

Mary Nichols

Excellent presentation. It even has humor. I agree with this guy. This is an amazing planet and the deep waters are like outer space. Thanks so much for posting this video.

Betsy Hatfield

4y↑1

Fascinating! Great presentation. Well done. Thank you, Dr. Gallo!

shire ismail

I wish to be much longer, just amazing stuff coming from this man

timatstmikedotnet

12y

Fantastic stuff. Gallo is a great presenter. What you think is out of breath is excitement and enthusiasm

mermaidmichele

11y

I believe he's referring to ocean rivers which are indeed fresh[er] water and colder -therefore 'denser' as a deep diver one can actually see this in salt waters in depths of less than 200 fsw. Usually these thermal-clines [?] cant spell it- are colder and sometimes more brackish flows or currents at certain levels. But I have also seen actual freshwater "rivers' in the Caribbean where fresh water springs seep up from the seabed and you can feel it temperature wise and you can 'see' it clearly.

lisa kimbrell

The oceanic trenches are the original 5 rivers from Eden. It starts at the north pole and flows downhill and splits into 4 heads. Each 1 is deeper to continue the flow downhill and ends in the Phillipines at the garden of Eden.
The God Culture has excellent videos that explain this. Check them out

hagen tronege

Que hermoso video y tiene tanta razón. El mar sigue sin ser explorado. Wow i love this video fron start to end. Please never stop searching the oceans. Thanks for give to my eyes new perspectives!

Stephen Seress-Smith

10y↑191

Fantastic video, you can really hear the passion in his voice and he is hitting such an important topic, we know more about space than we do of our own ocean!

Mackie Daz

8y↑9

That's inaccurate

Flappy

5y↑1

No we don't.

John Campbell

4y↑3

Space is fake.

Mr Cat

@John Campbell really?

11B10INF

4y↑1

There is intelligent life in those oceans.
They think, speak a language, have family units, feelings, emotions..and some can outlive humans by a long shot. One fish was estimated at between 350-500 yrs old at the time of its capture. The same fish is believed not to have evolved in any sense since the beginning of its time in the ocean. It doesn't have to. It's perfect.

LanceMarshall420

12y

Why would anyone dislike this? For a quick internet video this was one of the most interesting ones I've ever seen. Knowledge is power people

mermaidmichele

11y

actually we have topographically and accousticaly surveyed most of the sea bottom. We have '3D' top maps from GIS information so its fairly accurate at least as far as undersea topo and shape and size of very large formations. MOSt of what we've learned has occurred in the last 20 or so years!

MrShaun42088

12y

Satellites and probes have given us amazing images of the universe. In essence... that is incredibly far. But yet, the deepest parts of our own world have mostly been untouched, unexplored or never seen by human eyes.... and that is just under our feet....... Undeniably, it is litteraly another world.

Falcon Feathers

David Gallo, I just found you now...and went on a hunt for more of you. I think you, and your amazing videos of these critters should be part of our school curriculum. I was a Toronto ?Science teacher ove 35 years, and think you are fabulous. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=David+Gallo We lost our Jacques Cousteau, but thank God for you.

christie wakefield

I love anything about the ocean. The animals, the plants, why is it blue? Or green? It’s very interesting that we have lakes in our oceans n rivers n waterfalls? Wow!! So cool not to mention the volcanos firing up the bottom in places, a wonderful world we live in and once more ppl understand how beautiful it really is maybe...there would b more ppl who will want to take care of her, keep it clean for us n all that live in water full time. Can’t wait to see what will happen cuz it’s unexplored to date. Better days ahead friends if we want it.

Dick Fitswell

4y↑359

Dammit, this should have been like 2 hours long minimum.

CHEF KOCH

4y↑1

He spoke way too fast and the pictures went too quickyl ;(

Bennie Knape

4y↑3

I could spend all day learning new things about the deep ocean! And I am a water person I fish ,surf,swim, boat, I love the water!

jake vancecastaneda

4y↑2

You be trippin

l-MF_Lxrd-l

4y↑5

Not enough people would click on it.

Snoop Flanagan

4y↑1

We can only give you eight minutes. Go now. Speak!

Ray Cope

Absolutely mind-blowing!
Thank you so much for this short introduction to a massive mind opening.
I wish you rainbows.

Shawn Weed

10y↑38

Nice presentation...who knows what will be found in our lifetimes...Personally I am interested in those ancient civilizations that lurk under the seas that were covered up after the last ice age melt...Cambay...Doggerland...Yonagumi...Atlit-Yam Haifa, I think they are only the tip on the proverbial iceberg..

Marcin Polkowski

don't know the rest but doggerland was just a piece of land, with same people as in other parts of Europe at that time.

scott doran

USS Trapang...71 sub incident, what you are looking for with pictures.

RobotObelisk

12y↑1

I am so thankful for people like this.

ana maria

So awesome!It is another world of beauty,discoveries must be endless,like space.From top to bottom we are surrounded my such wonder,beautiful creation.Thanks for this.Made me laugh too,dumbo,so cute🤗🤗🐡🦀🐚🐙🦈🐟🐟🐋🐋🐳🐬🐢🦐🦈🐟🐟🐟🌞🌟🌟🌟🌟

7689Lucy

12y

I know, right? We're always guessing about space and everyone wants to know more, but not that many people want to know more about the ocean. It's weird, because there are underwater rivers and lakes, how could you not want to know more?!

Yokomis d'Orvilliers

12y

These videos make me want to be a deep ocean explorer.

7689Lucy

12y↑1

I want to be a marine biologist/oceanographer. The ocean is amazing, even though scares the crud out of me. It's beautiful above and below the surface. I've always loved it.

Marchant2

He may have made a mistake by saying that you’d have to stack 15 Empire State buildings on top of one another to reach the average depth of the ocean, or two miles. I think 10 is closer to the correct number, but I may be wrong.

Martin G.Thiuri

Rivers, Waterfalls, Hot Springs, Volcanoes. Looks Like The Deep Sea Bottom Is As Enticing As The Dry Land. And With Its' Own Species Of Life Too. I Will Need To Watch This Many Times!!

Maurice Harris

I'd like to just say that this speaker is very important. I already have an interest in the deep. Listening to him speak just confirms I've made the right choice. People like this are really great for educational seminars. I will be going to more thanks to this video so THANK YOU VERY MUCH. 😏..❤✌✊🏾

Automobiliana

Excellent, should’ve been much longer

CaptainFluttershy

12y↑1

This is pretty mind blowing, but true: We know more about the surface of the moon than the depths of our oceans.

Duul'tak Destroyer of Catnip

3y↑1

Remember this old comment? well now you do

Squirrephant

3y↑1

@Duul'tak Destroyer of Catnip And so I do! Wow!

CaptainFluttershy

3y↑1

@Duul'tak Destroyer of Catnip And so I do! Wow!

Karen Elizabeth

8y↑12

I know it may seem like we've discovered more from the universe than our own ocean, but truth is, we really haven't. The universe is humongous compared to our ocean and comparing the two would be inaccurate. Yes, maybe we've discovered only 5% of our ocean, but we've probably only discovered 1% of our universe, or even less, because of how infinite it is. I'd say the reason more people are attached to discovering outer space is because its a much scarier and bigger mystery to them than that of our ocean. Not saying that the ocean shouldn't be looked upon, because its sad that we've only explored 5% of something so mysterious and beautiful that lies within our very own planet and not outside of it. The ocean and the universe are the biggest mysteries humanity has ever come to know and I wish I could know more about them!

🔨 Hammer YGO 🔨

8y↑3

+Karen Anguiano we've discovered around 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% of our universe.

Karen Elizabeth

8y↑1

Dante Silano Yeah exactly lol

Strawbeimi

I want to meet me in the farthest place of the universe

Sad Guy

7y↑107

you have to keep in mind, just the Pacific ocean is larger than ALL Continents put together!

Asmelash Gebremariam

4y↑2

Best , .A,,,wilĺ...do it

Liwanag Bautista

4y↑6

WOW!

The Emir of Jaffa

What? 😮

Sad Guy

4y↑3

@The Emir of Jaffa yes, the Pacific is 183 million square km, all continents put together are 150 million square km

omltt

Wow 😶

Joey GSJ

What if, all these creatures are the ones that lay thousands of their eggs that just float throughout the entire ocean to a certain temperature and part of the sea / world they like and give life to the already everyday creatures we see now, but just evolved from traveling and time of birth.

Salman Rashid

4y↑1

Fantastic. Thank you, David Gallo. Thank you very much.

ellendomb

12y

Excellent presentation, good way to introduce the science and the technology. Suggestion: don't waste time/energy/resources on the graphics stuff (B&W photos or pseudo-engravings become video, etc.)

LENGAIGNE JOSETTE

Grand merci. Encore beaucoup de choses à voir.

Michael Pierce

This gentleman forgot to tell all of you that everytime they find such waters in water (ocean) they hit a invisible barrier that never lets them sample or get closer!

Islemisawesome

What are you trying to say exactly

WW_KrazyPro

2y↑1

he's a legend

matt

12y

That under water river stuff was the coolest part I think, also the waves in the sea bed.

Duul'tak Destroyer of Catnip

your name is matt

Winner Iruke

6y↑4

Very good presentation, thank you for your information.

Pillowtap

12y↑6

That was awesome, I love how into it the speaker is. :] He really loves his job.

TRIPZVILLE

Ocean civilisations with tech advanced 1000 years ahead of us.

Mark M

Really liked this. But it got me thinking... If we were to really examine it, how much microscopic life would we find in just one glass of municipal tap water?

Buttercupkat Productions

7y↑1

we know more about space than we do of our own ocean! Thats crazy!

Khaqan Saleem

12y

SubhanAllah. now this must be a mystery for those who are non muslims but for the muslims it has already been told that there is a clear boundary between the waters too. amazing info and great channel.

Saad Mohammad

11y

so humble of him, speaks of himself like he is nothing!

Haroon Mustafa

4y↑1

This guy was great!!! My fav ted talk!

Fancy Stardust

4y↑1

What a wonderful video. Thank you I learned more and it sparked more interest.

C-Jay

4y↑1

Great work, thank you sir

Em&Ems

so fascinating <3

lokolop1

Largest underwater waterfall is NOT near Iceland. It’s off the coast of an island near Madagascar.

ל ק

4y↑1

Incredibly beautiful!

TheMichellepop

12y

wow david gallo, that was awe inspiring, thank u. that little paper flat thing is amazing.

Karan Singh

Very educational.

Divine Love with Cortney Palm

4y↑2

Why are so many compelled to go to space when our Earth offers so much. May we all be more peaceful and loving and less dominating and hateful. Nice video!!! 🙏💙

Derrick Allen

I feel the same way, no telling how many ancient civilizations there are that are underwater waiting to be discovered

Mario Duddu

The animation is fresh and interesting. I could have watched the presentation for an hour or more.

Brigitte

10y↑1

Wonderful presentation!

Subhas C. Ghose

Diversity of nature inclusive of the deep ocean lends us and our nation a unique diversity. Nature is always magnanimous and enriching.

Leao Gitirana

Did you know that there are more airplanes at the bottom of the sea than boats floating in the air? When on boats, divers fall backwards because if they fell forwards they would stay in the boat...

Nicholas Batshon

5y↑3

I love it absolutely amazing and beautiful thank u for all ur hard work to being it to us so awesome

Mariusz Michalak

9y↑2

Simply amazing!

Folks lee

4y↑2

I like that this had captions, I want to see that more it helps me.

Harpazo Snatched

Awesome video I love the deep parts of the ocean so cool.

Andréz CS2D

8y↑1

Mindblowing.

Macdeth1717

12y↑1

Awsome!! I always realize were on such a fine line. Very well presented mr.

Robin Large

Great video, really interesting !

Askjerry

12y

2:04 I would like to know more about this phenomenon... but I tried looking for "Water Under Water" that didn't do much... anyone have more info on this?

WhistlePigZILLA

12y

Or you can become certified in scuba diving and explore... Maybe not that deep, but it's still something I think more people should do.

matt m

4y↑1

Brilliant talk!

Jack De La Mare

11y↑2

This is amazing!

grndragon7777777

You would be able to explore it much faster if you Outsource it. Have people all over the world on a computer controling a little sub. You get to name the new things you find.

Lorenzo Phala

This guy is great

The Black & Decker Booty Wrecker

10y↑5

The only thing that interests me about the vast oceans on this planet is all the lost civilizations we'll find once we have the proper tech to mine the ocean floor.

ancestralblue

12y↑1

Well done!

Rick Talks

4y↑1

Amazing work ...

Hanillion

11y↑6

what a damn amazing video!!!!

oliver strong

ted-ed babe i know you put this video out in 2012 but can you please find this man and make a longer version please

Franco Mclane

Excelente°°°

Snoopys MX5

4y↑3

Still blows my mind how theres water underneath water

Scalerwave Signal

12y↑1

Totally amazing !

Weeb Stuff

12y

Can someone explain to be the bodies of water beneath the sea? Call me a crazy but when I put two and two together if the water is in a larger body of water it's just part of the larger body. Is it like in an underwater cave?

mermaidmichele

11y↑1

I completely agree! I get this stupified smile fixed on my face everytime I watch anything he's done! ;^)

GameGroundz

12y

Best channel ever.

rdooski

The only reason why the animals down there arent considered aliens is because nobody has seen one fall out of the sky.

TheJdog56

12y↑1

This is amazing!!!!

NickEppo

12y

Ponds and rivers in the ocean... Maybe civilization under water isn't impossible afterall. And mermaids are also another possibility.

spankdatmunkey

12y

Pfft, that's like in forever, so I'm taking the Futurama way of seeing it and thinking "not my problem." I expected to see some form of educated comments on videos like this, but this TheEricon has just caught me off guard. I can't read his comment without bursting into laughter. Seriously, troll or not, that person is awesome.

Kedai

12y

I'm surprised he didn't mention more of the mysterious, like the Bloop.

SkysNotTheLimit

11y

I still wouldn't exactly comply with the statement "we know less about the deep oceans than about space". While that may be true in some ways, we actually don't know as much about distant space as we act like we know. It just seems that way, but aside from dark matter, there are many other mysteries.

Saturn

8y↑3

wherever there is water, there is life

Sweettina2

Excellent!

Angel Castorena Comedy

12y

I always talk crap about how unrealistic spongebob is. I say "how is there fire under water?' "How is there a BEACH underwater!!??" NOW I KNOW ITS TRUE

Louise Valentine

12y

My god, and I used to think that the beach in Bikini Bottom was ridiculous!

mermaidmichele

11y

It's literally a 'flow' or current of a separate distinct 'water' -which is usually much colder temp wise and often less saline or ocean water so much as fresh or fresher water. I dont know if there are any models on videos here or not? but if you look up the phrase Thermalclines [sp] you'd get a much better picture. It not only 'feels differnet it 'looks' different-often being suddenly clearer or less clear in a defined flowing shape -sandwiched between layers of 'sea/salty/warmer water.

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