First solo crewed dive to the Challenger Deep

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James Cameron descends alone in DEEPSEA CHALLENGER, the first human return to the bottom since 1960. Pressure-derived depths from the dive and its accompanying landers - about 10,908 +/- 3 m and about 10,918 +/- 3 m - come in far shallower than the 2010 acoustic maximum.

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Descent: Surface to Hadal ZoneOcean

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Revised depth of the Challenger Deep from submersible transects; including a general method for precise, pressure-derived depths in the ocean

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