Descending the Cascading Walls of Pioneer Canyon | Nautilus Live

[@YourMCAdmin]

I must say I know nothing about pottery or ceramics, but a quick google image search looking for that Ironstone China mark shows that it was produced by Powell & Bishop sometime between 1867-1878. That's neat!

[@wendybeesley8966]

Thanks for sharing that with us! I find it intriguing that after 130 + years it is still sitting on top of the sand, vs. being buried by layers of sediment over time. A youtube video of the Titanic showed dishes on top of the sand as well.

[@radosawrudolf4931]

@@wendybeesley8966 Baybe they have a lower density than sand and "float" to the top over time instead of being buried beneath? I'm not sure about the density of sand vs ceramics but it would make a little sense.

[@evilferris]

[delighted scientist noises]

[@Joxa514]

Yo for real lmao best tings.

[@caroljomartin3051]

The deeper you go, the more strange and beautiful it all becomes.

[@miynia1580]

Amazing! I hope I can work for EV Nautilus when I finish school!

[@elijahporter5049]

DITTO (it's literally my dream job)!

[@miynia1580]

@@elijahporter5049 Awesome! I've wanted to join for 2 whole years now but I haven't finished school yet! I'm studying marine biology a lot!

[@fishyfudfelix6124]

good luck!

[@Joxa514]

I love getting super stoned and watching these.

[@shnorglebop1798]

Yessss bro

[@gregori1o]

Me 2 🌬

[@patrick247two]

This is how I imagine every planet is, that has an ocean beneath ice.

[@EATONE818]

I can picture desolate planets on the outter crust ..but most are probably occupied within the the soils ..like worms

[@patrick247two]

@tyvek05 So true. But, ice covered moons with oceans under the ice do exist in our solar system. Europa is one such moon. Water, minerals, and energy (tidal forces from interaction with Jupiter) exist on this celestial body. Life may be closer than we think.

[@byronschroedel432]

@tyvek05 Less than two centuries ago the concept of a cellular phone was non existent, yet here we are!

[@samuraijackoff5354]

@tyvek05 We found planets that are capable of supporting life but they are far out of our solar system.

[@1TakoyakiStore]

Yay! The mission highlights are back!

[@shackshooka]

Your commentary and enthusiasm is absolutely phenomenal. You guys are great and give me the serotonin boost I really need during these difficult times. Thank you for sharing these experiences with us ya silly nerds! Xoxo.

[@jackmahoney1001]

These videos are so interesting to watch! I love watching these and learning about what lives in these places!

[@wendymorrison5803]

Love the joy in your voices. Childlike awe and glee. "Yay. Its a ........"

[@AGenericFool]

"Looks like it would mine spice or something" got me howling, at the end of this beautiful deep-sea footage taken on scientifically significant voyages.

[@tomcastonguay2847]

Hello I love your videos. I'm a bit on the older side 65 soon. Learning new things helps me stay young. My two favorite subjets at the moment. Astrophyics & oceanaugraphy. I guess I like the extremes.peace love & jello. TomCat

[@joelmciver]

I love your videos. The oceans amazing and Im glad you ppl are exploring it and letting us watch.

[@r.p4336]

This is so hard to watch when you’re about to fall asleep but entertaining none the less hahaha

[@r.p4336]

@ what did i comment on the isopod video? “Reported again” whats that supposed to mean

[@cltfc_lucha]

Recently subscribed, have all notifications turned on! I will be here next time for a live stream! I love what you guys/gals do!

[@RecordsoftheDeepFolk]

I prefer being underground or having my boots in the dirt(apprentice blacksmith) but I always love to watch this channel! Always learn something new!

[@joaovs580]

learn what live in the deeps, so you don't make the Moria dwarves mistake! *sorry for the english dwarf plural mispell 😅

[@RecordsoftheDeepFolk]

@@joaovs580 That's why I always dig straight down.

[@wiskerdelGTA]

@@joaovs580 Technically, dwarfs is the plural of dwarf....

[@PPYTAO]

Beautiful, thank you for your work and thank you for sharing with the public 🙏

[@joejohnson1202]

You guys do awesome things that betters the world. Thank you for your work.

[@t-vis6330]

Just finishing my first playthrough of subnautica and i thought of this channel. So glad you posted this 😎

[@Scott-vx2ks]

Absolutely awesome I could watch this for an 1 hr. Please make them longer

[@CChissel]

You guys have such amazing jobs. Keep up the great work.

[@bulldogbhd]

By the looks of the Makers mark on the Pottery, it looks like it could have been made at Powell & Bishop in Stoke on Trent in the UK.

[@mho...]

its all sooo astonishing beautiful down there! the fact that it all normally exist in perpetual darkness is what always blows my mind, really!

[@BlackWhiteYanappu]

Really love this videos!

[@nancymcglinn8717]

Super cool!!!!! You guys rock!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️✌️✌️✌️✌️👍👍

[@sue7777]

Thanks for sharing this peek at the ocean bottom with us.

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@stephenlucas3607]

So good! Thank you team.

[@sonnyyanuar4982]

thanks for showing us wonderful creatures 🤍

[@colonialrebel9964]

That is so beautiful. So much co existing life.

[@kevinfinkel5536]

Nerding out, oceanography style! I wonder if they've ever found fossils before?

[@somethingsfishyy8312]

Amazing how life acts way different than up in shallower depths

[@kendrickkelly2336]

Enable auto Closed Captions, please!

[@welshpete12]

That a machine can go down to those depths. 3600 feet and function normally , at those pressures . And what remarkable photography !

[@SrMarkavian]

At 2:02 in the right top corner there is something transparent-ish passing. Someone know what is it?

[@iloveanimals5494]

An eel?

[@itsBASILLICUS]

so breathtaking ugh

[@joshuasuprapto4577]

Incredible Scenery!!!!! My dream job is to be a Data Engineer on the E.V. Nautilus one day!

[@myliscartwright5]

I love these videos

[@PerryArt420]

That Ironestone dish, created in the United Kingdom in the early 19 th Century. the mark is awesome, some weren't marked .. I think it's like fancy resturant dishes, maybe from a cruise ship?

[@WWZenaDo]

Iirc from my pottery crafting, Ironstone is a type of clay that produces strong dishes that can be used to bake food in the oven. There are ironstone pottery mark guides online if you can stand using Pinterest....

[@AquaMarino]

Interesting Ironstone ad 🤔👍🏼

[@pjmvdbroek]

Everything looks so delicate down there

[@Cobrazay]

To be honest, it's probably the quite opposite. They have to withstand super high water pressure down there.

[@OfficialMyxomatosis]

More please!

[@johannamarseille5305]

The plate (or whatever earthenware it is) is from Bishop & Stonier Ironstone China in Hanley, 1891 - 1939

[@ΓΙΑΝΝΗΣΔΡΙΤΣΑΣ-ψ4ζ]

The stamp in the ceramic shard is IRONSTONE CHINA POWELL BISHOP ENGLAND. Typical printed marks used by Powell & Bishop [1867-1878] the bottom mark with the addition of "ENGLAND" is unusual as it uses the country of origin before it became mandatory in 1891.

[@AtomicPiggyGaming]

Did a quick google image search. Powell Bishop Ironstone looks pretty close to that logo.

[@foamandfog3112]

People look to the stars for magic when the greatest power we know lurks within the cold salty depths of our seas. True beauty is found at our fingertips in the churning waves that grace our shoreline’s

[@enough1494]

What was that pink curly ribbon like? I want to paint it! 😍

[@ArtByJulieE]

Incredible!!😍

[@nicolafarman1941]

Is the Ironstone possibly a chamber pot?

[@dannysullivan12345]

So beautiful 😍

[@WilliamKing-hf8lc]

Wow!! Just Wow!

[@FlyTyer1948]

14 or 15 knot current? Wow!

[@veramae4098]

For those who don't know, Monterey Bay was a commercial fishing fleets dream. Huge harvest of fish. Unrestricted fishing. Surprise, surprise, the fish population crashed. Those fleets of fishing vessels went broke or moved, moved if they were lucky.

[@travisott9839]

So how exactly can i do the same things like u? Im from Austria, but my big dream would be to study Marine Biology somewhere in America cuz i absolutely love the massive ocean and knowing that so much is unexplored give me the goosebumps.

[@tracymcguire6872]

😭♥️ Thank You so so much! ♾♾♾♾♾♾♾♾♾🧜🏼‍♀️🐳

[@XXLSkinnyMcGee]

I live for the 2020 highlights

[@kurtpayne6881]

I want the « tu tu tu tututu tu » sound at the beginning back

[@randomrazr]

the ocean floor is pretty bare

[@MrKingCoDMW2]

This gives me some No man's sky vibes!

[@herbertolegario1068]

3:19 inacreditável

[@Andreazor]

I can imagine that porcelain was some captains coffee cup or other.

[@treebreaker209]

Wow!!!!🤤😘

[@andrewnava8348]

Awsome

[@noelelliott1616]

So many species but only one of us

[@maxa8576]

It’s my dream to work on this boat

[@Lexilexiasmr]

2:14 so thats what happened to my shower loofah!

[@Sliverbane]

4:49 Nice...Dune reference. :)

[@elijahporter5049]

4:41 A Tritonia?

[@kurumin0309]

😍かわいい💗

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

Gods, the ocean is so cool

[@rominafourcade9730]

Oh highlights, how I've missed you

[@Larkinchance]

Sea cumbers (echinoderms) and sea slugs (nudibranch) are not relatives...

[@paulthewhite]

4:50 "why not..."

[@iloveanimals5494]

Ew what is that?

[@enough1494]

That was IronStone China ware! Lol

[@karlwashere123]

12K cameras have been available for a year and 4K cameras have been available for over a decade you guys need to upgrade

[@johnsober]

Damn, I wish I had a 12k monitor like you

[@karlwashere123]

@@johnsober I have two Samsung q8 a retina and I'm hoping to get the new q9 by the end of the year. now I know the q9 is only 8K but then again my living room isn't a 5 million dollar deep sea submersible.

[@crayolaclouds2696]

They need to have certain cameras that can withstand the pressures the machine goes to. That costs a lot of money.

[@tman5926]

I can't imagine how beautiful the ocean must have looked 100-200 years ago!

[@alexbaligod6028]

😮😮😮😯👏👏👏❤❤❤

[@jimbracknell5648]

As a fossil crinoid enthusiast I would like them to stop and look at some crinoids..they always pan right past them, ignoring them completely.

[@crayolaclouds2696]

They have limited time to get things done and can't stop to look at every type of thing, as interesting as they are.

[@AF-dz4ty]

It looks like a tomb

[@TheJamesIrvine]

5:04 27 metres long????

[@JoshuaSmith-mf9uj]

20 cm I think!

[@theunshameless8555]

What eldritch abominations were I just awakened to?

[@robertoramoshernandez2355]

And some of you feel lonely ( weak) this place looks so lonely and dangerous .

[@Morfisya]

Ma esattamente, cosa c'è da ridere? Professionalità.

[@mellissadalby1402]

I'm pretty sure that was a broken bowl of Ironstone china

[@AtaIarion]

thought this was a dark souls video from the thumbnail cus that's mostly what I get

[@BavonWW]

The bathynauts sound like they've been smoking a joint...

[@crayolaclouds2696]

the what?

[@Larkinchance]

Ironstone

[@37adrianporter]

Ironstone. China England

[@nct948]

interesting comments

[@bananadave]

I think that was a china chamber pot.

[@noelelliott1616]

And we cant get along with ourselves.

[@livefree1030]

The bottom sea life looks so tastey to eat. Not sure why American's are against eating diverse life.

[@wokencs330]

Found the Asian

[@marcoprivatetours3340]

Are these people talking .... scientists or my neighbors?

[@lilysceeliljeaniemoonlight]

Beautiful underwater garden Thank EV Nautilus ⛵⚓🌊⛵ 🌊🌷🐙🌷🌊 I'd like to be Under the sea,🐚 In an octopus' garden in the shade. It would be fun , me you and you mum, in an octopus' garden in the shade. I'd like to be under the sea 🐚⛵ in an octopus' 🐙🌷garden In the twighlight shade⚓🌊🐚

[@richardwebb9532]

Ironstone China....😁

[@1963kb]

SpongeBob is more handsome in the real world

[@piercehakola1859]

Damn all these comments are so fresh

[@wilhelmushoffmann8054]

Those giggling comments are too much. I just cnt stand it!

[@Kaleexoxo]

LMAO it's funny how 3k ppl like this video. And then there is just the 29 ppl who don't like it