We all know that the deepest part in the world is the Mariana Trench. However, this is not the only information we can show off about such a mysterious place. 1. We know that the Mariana Trench is the deepest known point on Earth. It is so deep that even if we turn Mount Everest

We all know that the deepest part in the world is Mariana Trench . However, this is not the only information we can show off about such a mysterious place.

. We know that the Mariana Trench is the deepest known point on the earth. It is so deep that even if we turn Everest upside down and its top coincides with this point, it is still 1 km from the surface.

. It is located in the southwest of Guam, the largest of the Mariana Islands in the Western Pacific, and is known as its southernmost island, between Japan and Indonesia.

. If you explain how Mariana Trench forms:

Sometimes some of the plates that make up the earth's crust collide when they get close to each other. Due to this collision, one of the boards is under the other, a situation called "immersion" occurs.

subduction means that the plate with higher density slides below the plate with lower density. In these areas, strong earthquakes can be observed, with the depth of the seismic can reach 700 km, depending on the size of the plate.

Here, the Mariana Trench is a pit formed by the collision between the Pacific plate and the Mariana plate.

. The metal weighing 1 kg is thrown into the water and reaches the bottom for about 1 hour.

However, considering the density of water and metal, the time to reach the bottom can be increased or decreased. The pressure at the bottom of

is about 1000 times the pressure on the ground.

. Mariana Trench shows signs of life. Studies have identified many microorganisms, fish and crabs that can live under extreme stress and cold conditions.

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. The life basis here is volcanic eruption , reaching 300 degrees, and bacteria can simultaneously process the sulfur released.

7. As for its opening ceremony:

951 Scientists who conducted research in the Pacific with Challenger II found that they released the detectors in the eastern sea of Mariana Islands or the Laren Islands sink to a depth of 10,863 meters, as well as the known trench ( Philippines , 10,540 meters, Japan, 10,535 meters, Kamadek Islands, 9,425 meters), and then they realized they had found the deepest place in the world.

8. On 10916, 23, the underwater vehicle "Triest" was able to dive into a depth of 10,916 meters underwater.

Deep-sea submersible : A vehicle in the shape of a steel ball made of a solid material that can withstand very high pressure.

Swiss Scientist Jacques Picarr and Navy Lieutenant Donald Walsh were the first to enter the Mariana Trench.

The point they found was the Mariana Trench, which can easily swallow Mount Everest at 8850 meters!

9. At first, they were estimated to drop to a depth of 11,521 meters, but with the 1995 measurement, it was obvious that the correct depth was 10,916 meters.

takes about 3 hours and 15 minutes to descend to the depth.

0. On March 25, 2012, director James Cameron landed alone in the Mariana Trench in his special submarine "Deep Sea Challenger".

1. James Cameron descended to the deepest part of the ocean, challenged the abyss, thus becoming the first person to go down the mountain alone.

Thanks to the images he took here and the specimens he collected, he was able to discover two new biological species.

2. The submarine was designed by Cameron , built by Australian engineers, and under pressure of more than 7250 tons per square meter in the Mariana Trench.

In his movie "The Abyss", he shows how curious the deep water is to him.

3. The number of bacteria living deep is almost 10 times that of bacteria living deep 5-6 kilometers in the ocean.

4. In addition to the complexity of measuring at very deep depths from a logistical point of view, it is also very important to obtain accurate data.

If you are studying bacteria from the Mariana Trench intestine in the laboratory, they will die from changes in temperature and pressure. For this reason, equipment was developed that could withstand a large amount of pressure in a quarry and take measurements there.

5. We have said that the pressure in the drain is about 1100 times higher than the pressure on the ground. The pressure at this depth is 108.6 megapascals.

To explain the intensity of this pressure, we can give an example: it is almost 10,000 times the pressure applied by ordinary people on the area of 30 square centimeters of . In other words, it's like 10,000 100 pounds stomping on you. Due to this pressure, the water density at this depth is about 4.96%.