More than 20 million years ago, the tip of South America was pulled away from Antarctica, opening up the Drake Passage, 600 miles wide and 11,000 feet deep, named for the English explorer Sir Francis Drake, who discovered it in 1578.
There's Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle's "Mote in God's Eye" or Mr. Niven's "Ringworld" or Vernor Vinge's "Fire Upon the Deep," to name just a few.
As daylight broke, American sailors tossed buoyant flares into the water to mark the spot where Captain Don Walsh, a US Navy submariner, and Jacques Piccard, a Swiss engineer, would embark on their descent into "Challenger Deep", the name of the deepest fissure in the Pacific's Mariana trench.
He selected a deep closer named Caixa Eletronica, a Portuguese name that translates to "cash machine," sitting at 7-2.
The eastern half of the steaming area forms a deep valley named Owakudani (great boiling valley), which is also the name of the region.
Two marine observatories acquiring meteo-oceanographic data in (near) real time are currently maintained by OGS: the meteo-marine buoy MAMBO1 (Monitoraggio AMBientale Operativo1), located in the Gulf of Trieste, North Adriatic Sea, and the deep observatory named E2M3A (Eastern Mediterranean Multidisciplinary Moored Array), located in the South Adriatic Sea (Fig. 3).
In 1994 and 1995 the band, along with director Gavin Bowden, began work on a documentary titled "Deep Kick", named after the third track on the album.
Perhaps we need to look a bit deeper to name the source of the trouble here, which is actually much more than a concern about whether a female has an intact hymen on her wedding night.
Brine-seawater samples for bacterial isolation were collected from four different deep brines named Discovery Deep (2050 m), Kebrit Deep (1549 m), Nereus Deep (2300 m), and Erba Deep (2300 m).
