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120, 123 meters.
Imagine you get to 123 meters.
That's how I feel when I'm at the bottom, at 123 meters.
Around 60, 70 meters, you start to feel the need to breathe.
And at 30 meters: deliverance.
They leave the surface, we meet at 30 meters, and they escort me for the final few meters, where potential problems could arise.
20 meters, 10 meters, my lungs slowly return to their normal volume.
Five meters below the surface, I start to breathe out, so that as soon as I get to the surface all I do is breathe in.
Holding your breath in the sea, not necessarily at 100 meters, but maybe at two or three, putting on your goggles, a pair of flippers, means you can go see another world, another universe, completely magical.
These islands are entirely made up of coral atolls, and on average about two meters above sea level.
It was collected from close to Antarctica, thousands of meters below the sea, so, very different than the kinds of corals you may have been lucky enough to see if you've had a tropical holiday.
Sea level was 120 meters lower.
To do that, we need to fly remotely-operated vehicles about five meters off the seafloor.
And if we do that, we can get maps that are one-meter resolution down thousands of meters.
This is a black coral called Leiopathes, an image taken by my colleague, Brendan Roark, about 500 meters below Hawaii.
It's thousands of meters deep.
While 4200 meters of Hawaii's Mauna Kea sit above sea level, its sides plummet beneath the waves for another 5800 meters.
From its snow-covered top to it's silt-covered bottom, then, this Hawaiian mountain is roughly 10,000 meters in height, dwarfing tiny Everest's paltry peak by well over a kilometer.
Okay, well, let's say you want to fly just a few meters above the ground where you can still see the road signs and breath oxygen with ease.
Besides creating over 800 square meters of new habitats and living reef, visitors to the marine park in Cancun now divide half their time between the museum and the natural reefs, providing significant rest for natural, overstressed areas.
But when looking up at the night sky, there's nothing for your eyes to focus on, so they default to their rest focus, which is a point just a few meters away.
In the Olympic Games, Fosbury amazed the world with his new technique, winning a gold metal with an Olympic record leap of 2.24 meters.
In this lesson, we'll add the single experimental fact that whenever anyone measures just how fast light moves, they get the same answer: 299,792,458 meters every second, which means that when we draw light on our space-time diagram, it's world line always has to appear at the same angle.
So if you think about it, the ocean is 71 percent of the planet, and blue light can extend down to almost a 1,000 meters.
As we go down underwater, after about 10 meters, all the red is gone.
So if you see anything under 10 meters that's red, it's an animal transforming and creating its own red.
And below 1,000 meters, we encountered the bioluminescent zone, where nine out of 10 animals are actually making their own lights and flashing and blinking.
IW: In Bali, we generate 680 cubic meters of plastic garbage a day.
For example, if someone weighs 65 kilgorams and is 1.5 meters tall, they have a BMI of about 29.
And the scientists can measure the heat buildup much more precisely now at all depths: deep, mid-ocean, the first few hundred meters.
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