Exciting Discovery of an Active Seep Site | Nautilus Live
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I nominate adding a rubbish bin to the ROV.
I agree..
Exploration AND Conservation! Great idea, plus would give practice on retrieving objects.
1.5M price tag
You might need a bigger ROV.
@@nahbruv3621 Time for a go fund me? LOL
Oh wow, that jellyfish at 7:40 looked like a severed hand and that scared the crap out of me !
arziben AUGHHH IT DOES!!! Too close!!! I think I peed myself a lil bit
It's a Big Red. I'm surprised they didn't comment on it because they're extremely rare.
You built it up so much, then I saw what looked like..... a jellyfish
@@pandathered9724 Well they kind of did, they said "oh noooo." You could also tell it's edited so they probably did in the live stream.
You guys must have seriously weird hands, I would suggest seeing a doctor.
The Solo Cup Seep is a great name though.
Don't forget it needs to be called Red Solo Cup Seep as there are many colors of solo cups LOL.
Exploring is having a destination simply being "Not here" and stumbling across new things to be explained.
oh my goodness this is freaking amazing, I am so in awe - thank you for reminding me why I'm studying Oceanography :-)
Wow Sal, fancy seeing you here. Its a small interwebs! (Sam Modern by the way)
The rubbish could become a science project of another type. It would be interesting to find out how it perturbs the natural ecology. Does it decompose? Are there specific organisms that will eat it? Can you mark this area precisely and return to it?
Let's hope the food chain does not eat junk food too, what goes around, comes around.
Some waxworms can eat Walmart plastic bags
But can we get a round of applause for the jellyfish at the end?
He's ready for his close up, Mr. Demeil.
4:59 The methane exuding from the vent is hot as it enters the mass of water. The spheroids are solidified bubbles of methane which had separated from the main source and cooled. Think hail in a mini ice storm.
Science rules. Littering sucks!
I would like to know what the white pearls sampled from the mat are/were
It looks like the animals floating through the methane bubbles are dead or stunned.
Too many cooks, had one woman explaining how that ice forms and everybody else around else interrupts her.
Yea man....i like the crew but they are like irritating kids sometimes
It sounds just like a pile of audio feeds (- ROV nav; ROV pilot; scientist; vessel captain; etc). You obviously need to add them all togethor for a YT video though.
Their job is to collect samples for scientific research. They can’t pause in the middle of taking a sample, when they have a question or need to clarify something about the sample being taken, just so someone can finish their explanation to the viewers. I notice them interrupt each other a lot when something unexpected or new shows up, as well. It’s just the nature of their job. It would be bizarre if a cool/beautiful/strange creature floated by and no one said anything because they were trying to let someone finish an explanation.
It's almost like they have a job to do.
This was so fascinating to watch!!!! I have just been binge watching all of y’alls videos!!!! Watching y’all take different sampling’s like soil and temperatures from different places and of different things.... It is Just absolutely fascinating!!!!!
I’ve just started watching these videos. Great content! I do have a question- what is causing the ice to form down there? And what’s the structure of the water surrounding the methane considering the polarity difference? Thanks!
There are methane and oil seeps in the Southern California Bight; some are in relatively shallower water (e.g., 60 ft). We studied a series of Seeps off the campus of UCSB. They had bacterial mats too (Beggiatoa) and we found that the anmials in the area were utilizing the carbon from the petroleum as a food source via the bacteria.
I work in a shipyard and i work on a lot of research vessels like the one these scientists are probably on, after being in that shipyard 16 years now, i wish i would have studied to be a marine biologist on a vessel like this instead of an electrician
That jellyfish just tumbling throughout
Ravenstar2296 It’s dead.
And was the sea pig also dead?
Its a fish jacuzzi!
Why net set a eggcreate box with a lid strapped to the bottom of the tool tray to stash rubbist when you come across it?
Should have picked up that cup whilst you were there !
They explained why they were not picking it up
Getting photobombed by a jelly
Accidentally releases Kraken
3:28 wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I like the red jelly jelly
not a qualified marine biologist but from working in the patch there is probably some warmth in the bubbles, despite the fact they're emerging into a ring of clathrates - it depends how deep down they are coming from but just a few meters and the temperature of the crust would be more significant than the sea bed (infra red would tell you right away) in fact I'm pretty sure of it - if they were not warmer the hole would ice itself over (thanks for the video, so cool) possibilities for the black stuff bitumen (natural asphalt) possibly carbon residue (coal) very interested to know what the white jelly-like stuff is, I know some wells put out very strange salts of barium and the like (which precipitates when comes in contact with hydrogen sulfide, very bad for valves, pipelines, well bores)
Could it be a difference in temperature that the fish like to swim through?
1:56
People: Explained chemical stuff.
Drunk fish:
The fish and jellyfish are trying to gas themselves because everytime some one tried to explain what the object is, a few people gas over the top of the person explaning.
3:07 you can see big bubbles break through the sediment at the very bottom left side 👍
Bottom right?
Pleaser guys try to find some squids. I just love them
At one point of the vid there was a small black blob that came to surface then dispersed quickly.
Is that crude oil surfacing?
Was it just me, or did it seem that every animal the entered the deep died??
Good of you to mention. I was genuinely surprised none of the scientists/biologist mentioned that.
Every animal that went in came out alive
Fascinating
At 02:01 a fish drifts from the right side of the screen and then disappears out of view at the bottom right of the screen, just as the jellyfish comes into view, and a fish(which looks like a filefish(but I don’t know if it’s one of them) drifts down from the top right, and goes across the screen to left and it starts to curl up, but it is definitely not swimming, and that makes three fish when one comes into view from the left, which also looks like it is in shock too, so to my untrained eye this seems like a dangerous place for some fish, because at least one swims strongly out from inside the vent/hole.!.!.!.
And so, It looks like some of the fish are being adversely affected by the heat or lack of oxygen(or possible poisoning from the methane or other substances in the water), because one of them stopped swimming, another one curled up and a third fish seemed to be inert too..... So, is it something like those brine pools, which can send fish into toxic shock.?.?.?.
Also what was the red ball shaped thing that drifted across the screen at about 00:40->00:45ish.?.?.?.
What's that random red flowing balloon?
A jelly. Duh.
that rubbish makes me so sad.
I'm interested to know your uses for the Monkey's Fist knots hanging from Nautilus ?
Did they pickup the cup?
What's the depth of the canyon floor here?
I bet this is where we came from
that girl know everything
- Woow there is a lot of bubbles there!
- Awesome!!
- Amazing!!!
me: yey, bubbles...
On some location on earth we found rock from that cemical past material.
Damn!
So that's where it went.
You mind getting my cup back?
So what were the white things?
Where is this? Near cascadia subduction?
What did the "white dots" turn out to be?
If they can take a sample can they pick up the cup?
Depth?
a well funded project to have a livestream offshore..
I am totally disgusted by the sight of garbage in what should be a pristine site...😞😞😞😞😞
What's that velvetworm-looking thing in the seep?
Sea pig
Other life forms present? Crabs?
Scientists: Carefully places sample into tube.
Gamers: Yo watch me bottle flip this sample into the tube.
1:57 to 2:03 that little guy knew he was on camera 🔄😂
I dont think he was thinking anything. He looks very dead to me.
Did you pick up the trash and throw it away properly ?
They explained why they didn't pick it up
what about this insect thingy in the cave floating around? poisoned by bubbles?
Sea pig
Oh nothing to solo about-face of gases. Microscopic methane hydrate . Geo hot springs.
To much talking.
What were the white dots? This video is too old to scroll back far enough to get the answer 😢
They never said what they were the kept saying all the way to the end that they didn't know
Is there a reason you don't remove plastic rubbish when you find it when you have room in the empty bins? I know you said it might contaminate samples but I've watched other streams where you have passed plastic with open bins.
Dude, there’s a LOT of trash in the sea. These are scientists, not custodians.
How long will it take for those sea creatures to evolve into humans ?
2 days
I got 295...what did I win???
6:07 Those people who ride boats throw their Coca-Colas into sea.
Detritus discovered it first !
Kinda looks like everything in the area dies.
What was the temp? I heard 2.91, was that C or F? 😅 I might have guessed pretty well.
Probably Celsius, because 0° C is freezing, while 2.9° F is well below freezing.
1:91 and 1:95
I mean 1:51 1:55
2:19
Time to end consumable plastics.
You tell China & India that. We'll wait to see how they respond.
Kathy Florcruz yep even if usa makes a great leap towards eco friendly plastic and other things china and india have billions of people and no where close to doing so. And pollute way more.
@@dicaajr We already HAVE done major work in cleaning up the environment. We always strive to improve. But - the globalist scum want America to fail & want our industries to collapse. That's what is this REALLY all about. The Green Deal is nothing BUT globalist tyranny & it spells out tyrannical control over life from before cradle to grave. It's really horrifying if you read it. Total communism.
Deep sea beer pong👍
So how much do ya gotta pay to find out what the white dots were?
The bubbles of methane that come out of the earths crust are very hot, the bottom of the ocean at this depth is ice cold. At this pressure & depth, methane's freezing point is higher -- So to answer your question: The white dots & the sheets of ice are frozen methane... This explains why it is frozen, but not the water.
@@TrillShatner so they're like methane sleet.
@@Guytron95 Pretty much~ TBH They really shouldn't send a bunch of bubbleheads to do what 1 guy with autism and a computer can do 10x better.
hope they find a Solo ping-pong seep and a Solo table seep.
lots of methane lakes in our galaxy
Was the fish at 2:04 dead?
Nikolay Bondarev yes it was as was the jellyfish
"Archeology" ?
Why in the world would you leave trash there when you have the perfect opportunity to pick it up. It can be kept separate from your samples. Doesn’t make sense
Because they are biologists, not trash men. 1 freaking cup isn't going to make any difference in making things better. The reality is that it could contaminate the samples onboard the ROV and it's better off being left where it is.
Why not pick up the trash?
Watching this while drinking Sprite. 😋
2,91 and 2,95...... eggs, apples, bananas? ;-)
( sing ) ain't no mountain high enough, ain't no valley low enough...to keep a red solo cup from getting to you babe.
You WOULD think with the billions spent on these explorations & equipment they might have included a recycling bin on the ship.
They are biologists, not trash men.
There's a song called my Red Solo Cup
Bad when u find something so beautiful. And it’s ruined by humans.
Hocold
David Attenborough would've made this far more interesting.
Oh no a cup that's bad for the sea. And the animsls
how do you not know methane is frozen and trapped all under the ocean yet be a trained in ocean ecology ? lol
If it all ever escapes we will be doomed.
so sad to see human rubbish in such obscure places...
I wish that human made trash could be picked up when possible....... like plastics
Methane is killing the fish ? Go in and stop
I can't believe these scientists are just laughing and joking about that plastic cup there. Makes me sad on so many levels.
I think they failed to realize those animals were dead that went into the seep.
keaton11477 2:37 Idk about you, but I've never seen a dead fish swim
Beckah Mataronas you aren’t paying close enough attention.
keaton11477 Stunned or dead. The first jelly was totally dead.
Have to admit the one at 2:37 did make it out . Others drifting are dead
It annoyed me they left the cup.
They're not there to clean up, they spend long periods of time sampling for the ocean.
Also they did say they didn't want it to contaminate their samples.
🤣
Practise what you preach. Pick up garbage when you see it! It not likely we are going to be down there anytime soon.
She explained why she didn't pick it up. It would contaminate the sample.
Lead by example, Talk is cheap... Pick the garbage up
If its only one cup...u cud at least pick it up with the rover grabber....im.not saying clean the ocean with it....but one cup....cmon
what you're looking at is, by any other name, pollution. i rather suspect the aggregate flow of hydrothermal vents, black and white smokers and the associated volcanoes, probably produces more CO2 than mankind.
when you notice that the voice audio doesn't match up with the physical action of the video and you realize that they are trying to act like they are talking in real time with what they are doing hahaha laughable. Nice vid but why are you being coy? There is no such thing as real time time lapse video without the same being said about the audio. js
The video seems to be in real time to me and their reactions all matched up perfectly especially when that red jellyfish suddenly appeared. I'm not sure how you got the impression it was dubbed. Remember that the audio feed really is from a whole crew of people talking - there's not a lone guy on a small boat in the middle of nowhere doing all this alone with nobody to talk to.
@@charmio Did you not see the time lapse in the video while the audio was still playing? I mean it was pretty obvious. js
@@hydmonger2816 Nope, there was no time lapse. If you can provide a timestamp to any part of the video that has even a couple of seconds of time-lapse footage I'm happy to be proven wrong. But I suspect you're either trolling or inept at using CZcams and have got the whole video playing on fast playback.
@@charmio 6:50 is so blatant its not even funny. The arm was messing with the tool trying to get it out while she was talking and next thing you see is the tool being used in the dirt already while she was still finishing her sentence. There was a few more but I am not gonna sit here and point out the obvious to someone more than capable of doing it themselves. And to your question of knowing how to use CZcams I am a part-time broadcaster and video editor with over 5 years in biz. People like you just need to open your eyes. Its not like its a bad thing but it does seem kind of suspect why they would do something like this but I understand that live feeds like this have to have to be edited just in case it might contain sensitive and or controversial content from what I have been told in my profession.
@@hydmonger2816 @Biker Trash Sir, I have misjudged you. I take back any doubt of your CZcams skills or authenticity. I misunderstood what you meant by time lapse. Upon rewatching that point in the video what I first took to be switching between cameras does indeed appear to be a cut. And you're right, it does seem strange that the audio track does not reflect it. I'm actually not sure what to think of it. I still find myself wanting to believe that it's the original audio from the control room cleverly edited but I am no longer certain of it.
...yawn...
i enjoy these clips but find the commentary irritating 😆