Deep ocean mysteries and wonders - David Gallo

[@RecklessRusty]

The algorithm has chosen us.

[@369Hdz]

Praise the one who gathered us here tonight

[@dantheman2907]

Blessed are those who the algorithm has chosen

[@ballistiklekent6541]

Haha sick kent

[@springya]

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

[@jean-marclamothe8859]

Yahiya Yahiya sadly he didn't show it!

[@elsea8901]

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

[@TANQ31]

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

[@falsehoodrefuted]

@@TANQ31 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.

[@norvemer5613]

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

[@swagmasterepicgamer]

Taylorbswidt isbgay

[@cortneypalm11]

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!!! 🙏💙

[@derrickallen2054]

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

[@Dotaged]

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!

[@FNsMadman]

I am so thankful for people like this.

[@stephenseress-smith4143]

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!

[@mackiedaz9121]

That's inaccurate

[@flappy7373]

No we don't.

[@johncampbell829]

Space is fake.

[@mrcat5529]

@@johncampbell829 really?

[@SalvatoreEscoti]

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

[@asmelashgebremariam9272]

Best , .A,,,wilĺ...do it

[@liwanagbautista8780]

WOW!

[@theemirofjaffa2266]

What? 😮

[@SalvatoreEscoti]

@@theemirofjaffa2266 yes, the Pacific is 183 million square km, all continents put together are 150 million square km

[@apraew20]

Wow 😶

[@mermaidmichele]

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!

[@merced121]

THAT'S IT JUST 8 MINS ?! AH C'MON... MY POPCORN IS STILL POPPING !

[@LEEyring]

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?

[@timatstmikedotnet]

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

[@LanceMarshall420]

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

[@BetsyHatfield]

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

[@mcwakefield]

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.

[@deebee1065]

Wee need this man on joe rogans podcast

[@univerzal1280]

Absolutely, we should try and get as many likes and the attention to mr ( joe there might be sea monkeys rogan)

[@KitchenerLeslie2]

dee bee he’s already got one though

[@deebee1065]

@@KitchenerLeslie2 i cant find it

[@WEF2030SLAVE]

yess

[@swagmasterepicgamer]

Youre okd joe rogan is a silly gose

[@salmanrashid8880]

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

[@7689Lucy]

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.

[@GameGroundz]

Best channel ever.

[@ricktalks7420]

Amazing work ...

[@kfennedy]

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.

[@shaileshbahuguna2606]

what did you learn in last 9 years?

[@Harmus96]

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

[@Glassescharacter]

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

[@user-ed1mj5zk6f]

Incredibly beautiful!

[@ryanqz]

I keep hearing 5% explored since i was in school many decades ago.You would think after a century since they started, it would be at least 6% by now.

[@RI.........]

Exactly 😂😂😂

[@chrislong3938]

I think that the more we learn about the ocean, the more we know how much we don't know. The multitudes of environments, like that pond or that river, was unknown when you were in school. Science was a bit naive when spouting off I think.

[@elli003]

Presenters and lecturers are always filling in facts with anecdotal guesstimates.

[@ibelieveyourlies1984]

HA! I was thinking the same thing.

[@johnroyal7221]

😂😂😂

[@alittleofeverything4190]

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

[@shaetaylor4455]

that's why in spongebob they have a beach at the bottom of the sea.. took the scientist that long to find bikini bottom

[@jayjayjayjay382]

Shae Taylor lmao

[@whirledpeas1182]

@Alexander Supertramp you realize that you are three years late, right?

[@WorkerBeesUnite]

Took them two and a half hours of descent 2 get there after the 30-minute episode is already over shaking my head

[@mickerdoodle51]

Wow! Thank you.

[@TheMichellepop]

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

[@brasil22]

Life’s full of surprises

[@fancystardust7629]

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

[@hustlershustlers4ever541]

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

[@marynichols438]

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.

[@ww_krazypro9754]

he's a legend

[@smartdoctorphysicist3095]

Hi Thank you very much your show was very good.

[@wildsabes]

First numberphile now this, why are all these amazing channels popping up during my exam year?

[@mattm3400]

Brilliant talk!

[@CJ_102]

Great work, thank you sir

[@lengaignejosette3048]

Grand merci. Encore beaucoup de choses à voir.

[@YO-DASISTMICH]

Wonderful presentation!

[@briandodge7095]

Cool, cool stuff

[@yettigetter]

a fantastic video,

Mindblowing.

[@shawncweed]

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..

[@marpolek]

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.

[@scottdoran3112]

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

[@janterrazas3071]

this is awesome!

[@susanjaeger5645]

That was pretty cool.

[@martingachagua4554]

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!!

[@CRAEager]

At 7.49 I thought, how can this speech possibly be better. And then he quoted Proust. Good man.

[@Automobiliana]

Excellent, should’ve been much longer

[@Pillowtap]

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

[@Snarician]

That was awesome.

[@dudeinoakland]

"There's water at the bottom of the ocean." Talking Heads (David Byrne)

[@swagmasterepicgamer]

Shutbuondudeinoakljd

[@SubhasCGhoseAuthor]

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

[@TurboBronco239]

!awesome!

[@sweettina2]

Excellent!

[@hagentronege3673]

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!

[@VVS1920]

One word.....WOW!

[@SpaceMrMan]

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

[@HaggRat]

your name is matt

[@ironiczz2879]

This has officialy blown my mind

[@MrShaun42088]

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.

[@WNxMercy]

awesssssome, thanks

[@MRLMF5]

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. 😏..❤✌✊🏾

[@john_iceman4285]

this was awesome to listen to and to watch thx alot

[@ancestralblue]

Well done!

[@HonestReviewsQC]

so SpongeBobs had it right the whole time and bikini bottom exist!

[@gabrielhelfstein7633]

That's what I thought as well

[@queen-fc2ov]

oh god, i was thinking exactly the same , heheehe

[@tblloh]

Ахахахахх это первое о чем я подумал

[@sharkydakine1853]

Yes bikini bottom is taken after bikini atoll where nuclear bombs were tested hence a radiated sponge, Bob!

[@winneriruke9104]

Very good presentation, thank you for your information.

[@flowerenki9818]

thank you

[@Cheepcheepdude123]

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 :)

[@mikeycarretta-roldan7765]

Cheepcheepdude123 so your a marine biologist?

[@karanveersingh6367]

Very educational.

[@JWMCMLXXX]

Fuck it. I'm going back to school to become a marine biologist.

[@AFShing3]

How did that go

[@folkslee9679]

Did u?

[@swagmasterepicgamer]

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[@karenelizabeth7534]

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!

[@BanditGaming479]

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

[@karenelizabeth7534]

Dante Silano Yeah exactly lol

[@michalette]

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

[@DrJones-nh4my]

Fantastic 👏

[@lorenzophala9784]

This guy is great

[@buttercupkat]

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

[@nicholasbatshon8827]

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

[@fishkeeperdanielthegreat1285]

Rich people want to reach the impossible (space travel) , they spend millions and millions but not 1 has the inspiration to discover the oceans on our world.

[@Norfolkandchance886]

Erm James Cameron went into the challenger deep didn't he? Im assuming he's not hard up

[@rtp6343]

That’s because the ocean has the potential to immediately crush the hull of even the most sturdy submarines available

[@magneto44]

space travel is the best thing humans do

[@AnotherLifeWithoutU]

Like the video, thanks.

[@arleneprz]

Love it!

[@mariuszchile]

Simply amazing!

[@raycope2086]

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

[@BINF-dy2cs]

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.

[@redda2]

Awesome!

[@HaggRat]

no you are

[@francomclane1734]

Excelente°°°

[@loisraymcinnis6006]

Yes; the oceans hide everything. It's called LAND; MORE LAND!

[@harpazosnatched2247]

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

[@TheJdog56]

This is amazing!!!!

[@folkslee9679]

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

[@hna2q89]

what a damn amazing video!!!!

[@jackdelamare]

This is amazing!

[@petrektek1385]

Finally what something I was really looking by ted

[@roxxbloodfallen6743]

May the algorithm be with you

[@marioduddu471]

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

[@ScalerWave]

Totally amazing !

[@ellendomb]

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.)

[@RedWolfVids]

This guy is so cool man

[@emems6620]

so fascinating

[@Macdeth1717]

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

[@mermaidmichele]

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.

[@lyricist91]

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...

[@mermaidmichele]

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