Deepsea Challenger will go to Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Submersible%27s technology will aid future underwater research Cameron made record-breaking solo dive one year ago today Undersea ...

Filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence James Cameron emerges from the Deepsea Challenger submersible after his successful solo dive to the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the ...

James Cameron is donating the Deepsea Challenger — the "Titanic" director sub used to dive a record 11,000 meters into the ocean exactly one year ago — to the Woods Hole Oceanographic ...

James Cameron speaks in front of the one-person submarine he helped develop, "Deepsea Challenger," in 2013.

James Cameron recently set a world record for the deepest solo submarine dive, and now he’s planning to head into the Challenger Deep, a place so deep that no one has visited it for over 50 years.

James Cameron’s insights into the Titan submersible tragedy caught many by surprise. ... The inner walls of the Deepsea Challenger’s steel pilot sphere are stacked with advanced safety systems.

The exhibition will take visitors to the deepest known point of the Earth's surface – more than 33,000 feet down to the Challenger Deep of the Mariana Trench. Cameron did these solo dives in the ...

"The Ultimate Test" Retired U.S. Navy Capt. Don Walsh, who descended to Challenger Deep in 1960, said he was pleased to hear that Cameron had reached the underwater valley safely. "That was a ...

James Cameron, pictured sitting in a scale model of the Deepsea Challenger's pilot chamber at an exhibition in 2018, alongside an image of the OceanGate Titan.

James Cameron slams OceanGate safety, ... He went to similarly great lengths to prepare for his record-breaking Challenger Deep dive 7 miles down in the ocean, as he explained to NPR in 2013.