- The
Bathysphere (from
Ancient Gr**** βαθύς (bathús) 'deep' and σφαῖρα (sphaîra) 'sphere') was a
unique spherical deep-sea
submersible which was unpowered...
- a
depth of 640
metres (2100 feet) off the
coast of Bermuda. Beebe's
bathysphere was a new yet
primitive invention. It was a
rounded steel enclosure with...
- Born in New York, the
independently wealthy Barton designed the
first bathysphere and made a dive with
William Beebe off
Bermuda in June 1930. They set...
-
hypothetical species of fish
observed by
William Beebe while in his
bathysphere on 11
August 1934, at a
depth of 2,500 feet (760 metres) off the coast...
- Watson-Stillman Company, who had
earlier constructed his and
William Beebe's
bathysphere to
produce the new
design of deep
diving vessel,
which was
named from...
-
hypothetical species of
anglerfish observed by
William Beebe while in his
bathysphere on 11
August 1934, at a
depth of 2,470 feet (750 metres) off the coast...
- crew
cabin similar to a
Bathysphere, but
suspended below a
float rather than from a
surface cable, as in the
classic Bathysphere design. The
float is filled...
-
descended to a
depth of 580
metres (1900 feet) of the
coast of Bermuda. The "
bathysphere" was a new invention,
being a
rounded steel enclosure with
space for...
-
Angelica accidentally turned on the
bathysphere's radio.
Angelica and Susie,
while fighting for control,
crash the
bathysphere at the
bottom of the ocean. Nigel...
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conducted for the New York
Zoological Society, his deep
dives in the
Bathysphere, and his
prolific scientific writing for
academic and po****r audiences...
