Your Green Life Segment - The Mysteries of the Deep
Chris Hartman is headed where few people have ever been, one thousand feet below the surface of the ocean off the South Pacific island of Palau. And he's going in a one man submarine.Hartman works for a company called Deep Marine Technology. He and his team will be in Palau for an entire year, diving for sponges, invertebrates and coral. Researchers will then study the samples to see if they might hold any cancer or AIDS fighting properties. "It's pretty exciting," said Hartman. "To better mankind is the ultimate goal."
The one-man submersibles are state of the art. They're equipped with high definition cameras and rotating arms which the pilot controls from inside the cockpit. "They are also independent and tetherless" said Hartman. "So they can go wherever they want in the ocean."
Asked about the difficulties his team faces in the coming year, Hartman says he feels confident in his well trained team. "If we can find a cure for cancer, that's great. AIDS? Even better. One of the two we'd be ecstatic."
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RockGG3 (March 21, 2008 at 5:10 pm)
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