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That's the unknown world, and today we've only explored about 3 percent of what's out there in the ocean.
I explored with actually dressing up as the celebrities myself.
As a matter of fact, if you take our planet as the oasis in space that it is and dissect it into a living space, the ocean represents over 3.4 billion cubic kilometers of volume, within which we've explored less than five percent.
Behind me you see an amazing view, a picture that was taken from the International Space Station, and it shows a portion of our planet that's rarely seen and rarely studied and almost never explored.
So, to cut a long story short, we've explored this alternative.
And an abyss like Krubera Voronya, which is in the Caucasus region, actually the deepest cave explored in the world, can go as far as more than 2,000 meters below the surface.
Karstic regions cover almost 20 percent of the continents' surface, and we know actually that speleologists in the last 50 years have explored roughly 30,000 kilometers of cave passages around the world, which is a big number.
That means that for each meter of a cave that we already know, that we have explored, there are still some tens of kilometers of undiscovered passages.
And, in fact, only a few of these mountains have been climbed and explored on their top.
Despite this, in the last 10 years, speleologists from Italy, Slovakia, Czech Republic, and, of course, Venezuela and Brazil, have explored several caves in this area.
It's a huge network under the surface of the tepui plateau, and in only ten days of expedition, we explored more than 20 kilometers of cave passages.
But, with so much of the universe waiting to be explored, the stakes are high.
The ancient Greek philosopher Plato explored the idea that we love in order to become complete.
My colleagues Will Jones and Alex Teytelboym have explored ways in which that idea could be applied to refugees, to ask refugees to rank their preferred destinations, but also allow states to rank the types of refugees they want on skills criteria or language criteria and allow those to match.
But for decades, we've explored from a seat behind screens and keyboards.
Some of the greatest advances in civilization and technology came because we explored.
In those days, only a small fraction of the world had been explored, and the Earth might have seemed infinite.
The site was Machu Picchu, discovered and explored by Hiram Bingham.
Lisa O'Connell, a dramaturge and director of a playwright center, pulled us aside after the show and said, "Do you have any idea how political that was?" (Laughter) So that began an eight-year collaboration to create a play which not only further developed our system for switching but also explored the impact of being locked into a single role, and what's worse, being defined by that single role.
But I also learned that the universe is strange, wonderful and vast, actually too vast to be explored by spaceship.
We've explored our little local universe, but I wanted to go deeper, I wanted to go further.
I've explored the furthest reaches of the galaxy with this survey, but there's something even more in this image.
Neuroscientists have explored these issues, but so far, they have found that the artistic and aesthetic aspects of learning to play a musical instrument are different from any other activity studied, including other arts.
In this short lesson, we've explored where civic power comes from, how it works and what you can do to exercise it.
And I think if we start implementing that kind of thinking even more within today, there's still a whole new world to be explored.
Pascal explored in depth our human dilemmas of evil, suffering and death.
He explored these chilling connections in Fahrenheit 451, titled after the temperature at which paper burns.
She published two novels, but is perhaps best known for her short stories, which explored small-town life with stinging language, offbeat humor, and delightfully unsavory scenarios.
And these are the types of animals that live in that three-dimensional space, that micro-gravity environment that we really haven't explored.
Even within the Civil Rights movement, Baldwin could sometimes feel like an outsider for his choice to live abroad, as well as his sexuality, which he explored openly in his writing at a time when homophobia ran rampant.
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