The 21st Century (CBS) - "The Deep Frontier"

Channel: malgent

Uploaded:

Duration: PT1568S

Read a transcript preview of “The 21st Century (CBS) - "The Deep Frontier"” from malgent, uploaded on 2024-05-27.

Transcript preview

Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:07] this is a world that holds more secrets

[0:10] than the Dark Side of the Moon it is a

[0:12] world unlike any other for in so far as

[0:15] astronomers can tell Earth is the only

[0:17] planet in the solar system that has an

[0:20] ocean it is the ancestral home of all

[0:22] life on Earth and has within its

[0:24] vastness the smallest and largest of all

[0:27] creatures from here man's precursors dra

[0:30] onto the land 360 million years ago

[0:33] since that time it has been for man a

[0:36] place of incredible hostility of cold

[0:39] dark and crushing pressures a world

[0:41] without air and scant sunlight a world

[0:44] of enormous Challenge and opportunity it

[0:47] is the one challenge that may require

[0:49] man to change himself we have artificial

[0:52] lungs we have artificial kidneys we have

[0:54] artificial hearts and plastic blood

[0:56] vessels um artificial eyes hearing a

[1:01] a lot of us have artificial teeth uh why

[1:03] not artificial gills the little switch

[1:05] that you could you could switch from

[1:07] using your lungs to using your

[1:09] gills men with gills are not yet a

[1:12] reality but we can see today the

[1:14] outlines of a host of new devices that

[1:16] will be used to explore the Deep

[1:18] Frontier by the 21st century

[1:35] [Music]

[1:43] [Music]

[1:47] the 21st century is brought to you by

[1:49] Union

[1:53] Carbide the discovery company

[2:00] [Music]

[2:03] there is only one ocean and it covers

[2:05] 71% of the Earth's surface men sail the

[2:08] ocean fearful of its power mystified by

[2:11] the secrets that lie beneath its surface

[2:13] the ocean bottom begins as a shoulder of

[2:16] land called the continental shelf here

[2:18] the depth of the water averages 600 ft

[2:21] most marine life is found between th

Sign up free to read and search the full transcript