underwater exploration

A history of the Titanic, including the inquest after its sinking and the discovery of the wreckage in 1985.

Introduces underwater exploration, discussing the four zones of the ocean, divers and their equipment, and other related topics.

Examines the personal life and professional career of Sylvia Earle, who is an oceanographer, marine botanist, ecological activist, aquanaut, and author.

Examines the adventures and experiences of the Census of Marine Life's data gathering process, covering what the study revealed about species that existed in the past, and species that are threatened within ecosystems around the globe, and includes color photographs.

Diagrams, maps, archival images, and digital photographs chronicle Robert Ballard's efforts to discover the location of the sunken Titanic.

Kenneth Mallory describes the week he spent in the Aquarius underwater laboratory off the Florida Keys, discussing the work he did, what it was like to live underwater, the marine creatures he encountered, and more.

Describes the search for and discovery of the wrecked Titanic some seventy years after the great liner sank after hitting an iceberg.

A nineteenth-century science fiction tale of an electric submarine. Includes a study guide.

Describes the life of this groundbreaking marine biologist and diver, from her childhood in New Jersey and Florida to her deep sea explorations of the 1980s and 1990s.