Submersible

Pisces V is a three-person submersible that can operate at depths up to 6,500 feet. This vehicle allows scientists to observe the deep sea under tremendous ocean pressure.

Our submersible is much larger, but designed with just as much care as the Titan.

It was the first submersible to implode in the history of humanity.

Sitting on the deck of the research vessel is a bubble-domed submersible that takes scientists down as deep as 900 meters to study the life on the ocean floor.

Over time, that calcium carbonate forms tall, rocky seamounts around the methane vents. Victoria Orphan suspected that these rocky areas served as a shelter for sea life. So she found a submersible — a small vehicle like a submarine — and went down 800 meters to the sea floor to prove it.