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The Deepest Place Ever Reached by Humans Is Almost 11 Kilometers Below the Surface of the Ocean and Withstands Extreme Pressure

Summary by O Antagonista
In the west of the Pacific, the Mariana Fossa houses the deepest known point of the oceans. The Challenger Deep reaches about 10,935 meters below the average sea level. Getting there requires engineering capable of resisting devastating pressure, but manned missions have already touched this extreme environment. Where is the Challenger...
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In the west of the Pacific, the Mariana Fossa houses the deepest known point of the oceans. The Challenger Deep reaches about 10,935 meters below the average sea level. Getting there requires engineering capable of resisting devastating pressure, but manned missions have already touched this extreme environment. Where is the Challenger...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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