Throw 'em in the deep blue sea

And throw 'em in the deep blue sea

Tie 'em with a ribbon And throw 'em in the deep blue sea

Deep Blue

Deep Sea

Deep sea green

Looking on the same blue sea,

In 5000meter deep sea?

If you pit Gary Kasparov here, when he's not in jail, against IBM's Deep Blue, well the answer is IBM's Deep Blue will occasionally win.

Maybe not surprisingly, in the deep ocean, where it's mostly blue, the photoreceptors tend to see blue light.

Do you have deep sea phobia?

Non living marine resources include beach and nearshore minerals, deep sea minerals, offshore oil and gas, and chemicals and freshwater from the sea. Deep sea minerals

So for the deep sea squid hunt, I proposed using an optical lure attached to a camera platform with no thrusters, no motors, just a battery powered camera, and the only illumination coming from red light that's invisible to most deep sea animals that are adapted to see primarily blue.

In the blue wire, we see what's called a deep brain electrode.

White sand...blue sea...plenty of room to move around.

Slowly sails the wedding boat into the vast blue sea

Sue Austin Deep sea diving in a wheelchair

That's the kind of material in the deep sea.

And I had my window into the deep sea.

We all know that some deep sea creatures glow.

We need to see deep trenches, the undersea mountains, and understand life in the deep sea.

And I've dived in deep sea submersibles around the world.

Well, this is a deep sea version of Women's Lib.

Ah ha, right. Second question is, why is the sea blue? All right?

Carries things out to sea... and they sink in deep water.

The first happened in 1997, in which Garry Kasparov, a human, lost to Deep Blue, a machine.

And I think if IBM's Deep Blue played anyone in this room, it would win every time.

The realization that the deep sea is the largest museum on Earth.

And for that reason, you do not have photosynthesis in the deep sea.

Many of the deep sea communities have genetic distribution that goes ocean basin wide.

Everything you see is played out in the pitch black of the deep sea.

The deep says, 'It isn't in me.' The sea says, 'It isn't with me.'

The deep says, 'It isn't in me.' The sea says, 'It isn't with me.'

And I was luck enough to capture one of these when we were on a trawling expedition off the northwest coast of Africa for Blue Planet, for the deep portion of Blue Planet.

That's visible to our eye, but it's the equivalent of infrared in the deep sea.

That is, we're able to save it from a fate of deep sea bottom trawling.

So, blue, blue, everything became blue.

Karen Sack, Oceans Policy Advisor, Greenpeace International, called for action to address deep sea bottom trawling.

So it's a deep think about it in a big three dimensional space, very deep three dimensional space with herds of tuna, whales, all kinds of deep sea marine life like we've seen here before.

And they said, Blue, blue, we love blue. Let's do it blue.

These are normal mammalian cells genetically engineered with a bioluminescent gene taken out of deep sea jellyfish.

So, I hope that we can also keep some of these hope spots in the deep sea.

If we increase much the signal power regular echoes are recorded in the open sea, 400m deep

The other two are an improved seismographic network and the deployment of deep sea pressure sensors capable of detecting the tsunami signal as it travels over the deep ocean.

We're blue We're blue