[Applause]
the first time I plunged on
oceanic dorsal it was off the
mexican american campaign with three
ships and a two submarine
helicopters all the world’s media
came to see what we were going to find
on the bottom the bottom was that of the
pacific the youngest ocean the most
big the most beautiful
we dive in the tropics but we
dress up as if we were going to pole at
end of the boat the submarine
we go up on farm where we go down to the
surface of the water the submarine sinks
flabbily
we go down and the pilot asks
what you want as music
what do you like music you go down
the anxiety is growing
so from this outside it’s all blue to
100m all of a sudden
suddenly mozart music to the top
we are going down
from 100 to 1000 meters it’s all black
but outside it sparkles with organisms
phosphorescent we go down we approach
fund loan 2600 m we silence
spots come on at once and floods
light the floor littered with weird shapes
unknown human experience integral the
temporality bend the space itself
forced the emphasis is magic
but everything is slow infinitely slow then
advanced campaign we knew what to think
deep sea a desert 10 and one
normal try without light there is no
photosynthesis photosynthesis no
food and without food very little
of life opportunities but when we have
saw all these animals it is prypiat red
in white tubes when we saw this
shaggy animal get out of the parish of
smokes of smokers under a rain of
sulphides metal so here yes we have
understood that we had never seen that
it was new that it was a world
populated by extravagant animals or
gigantic but how to prosper in
this darkness
so we searched we searched we got
find
we found an alternative process to the
photosynthesis chemosynthesis it’s
what chemosynthesis
it is the ability of the living person to
to transform mineral into organic
the organic is what produces the
living the living responds to everything and this
are the bacteria that are susceptible
to take sulfur from the sulphides emitted
by smokers and mix them with
carbon dioxide from seawater and
to make sugars, that is to say from the
food for others and we have
also found molecules capable of
to work dna in all circumstances
which gave birth to genomics
and that’s after his tail a whole
a part of the medical research was
inspired by what we had found
in the deep sea the living has
answer to everything but there are still some
shares of mystery the earth can that
sighs the magma to calm down the chimneys
gets clogged and life goes away or so
the earth can also brutally
wake up and lava cover all and
entire fossilized ecosystems
all live there
in both cases life is ephemeral and
yet the lifespan of these
ecosystems is of the order of
decade more of life after that but
a few weeks or a few months
sometimes next to or further from the month ray
appears and surreptitiously slowly
comes back life as soon as the fluid / j
but where does this life come from?
still largely but what is
certain is that in these great funds
there are processes that can give
birth to abundant ecosystems
and in this regard
it is true that I do not see why
we could not imagine that life
can be on other planets
like mars venus for example then
today what do we know about the ocean
we are familiar with the first 700 meters
seabed 5% of the inhabitants between
10 and 20% what does it mean
it means that the ocean is still in
much unknown and that we have
still much to do
so today we can do a
thesis on the ocean without ever navigating
we have at the laboratory all the data
we can process and model them get
new results without ever seeing
the sea I think we have to do
attention because it may distend the
link we have the reality and I
think to understand the world
you have to have the carnal experience of
this world
the taste of salty water for example on
the pole
the sound of the waves or even the feeling
of the body on a boat pitching
we come from the sea we have it
forgotten then every day we hear
that climate change will alter
the functioning of the ocean is also going
endanger marine species
it’s true it’s absolutely true and
besides the individuals I have
spoken live in conditions
extreme hot full of carbon dioxide
and toxic sulphide and these conditions
are precisely those to which we
tendons today at and temperature
and
carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
acidity and oxygen loss of the oceans
it’s true but these individuals one of them
also tells us something else this is the
fantastic ability of the living to be able
find special conditions
to colonize inhospitable environment
inferno that means that adapting is
possible scientific research
addresses the unknown that she has
decrypted the unknown and his partner and
the ratio of these two is a little
as desired
the researcher m
test hypotheses make
conjectures but the discovery is
something else and discoveries
it’s rare to dive on these
dorsal revealed to me basically it’s a
passion that of exploration here is
why do I think that today they do not
do not wait to see how everything
it will evaluate no it takes today
go see on the spot or in the ocean
I think to understand the world
we will also need to see this
world and look at what’s behind
me this image of seawater
it’s swarming individuals it’s full
unknowns and if you grow
the image is still populated and that
gives you an idea of the complexity and
of the world and the common we have
in the world knows it in daisy
duras 10
of the 2000s everything will be plugged everything
will be invested it will remain the sea when
even oceans
you have to go see good evening
[Applause]
the first time I plunged on
oceanic dorsal it was off the
mexican american campaign with three
ships and a two submarine
helicopters all the world’s media
came to see what we were going to find
on the bottom the bottom was that of the
pacific the youngest ocean the most
big the most beautiful
we dive in the tropics but we
dress up as if we were going to pole at
end of the boat the submarine
we go up on farm where we go down to the
surface of the water the submarine sinks
flabbily
we go down and the pilot asks
what you want as music
what do you like music you go down
the anxiety is growing
so from this outside it’s all blue to
100m all of a sudden
suddenly mozart music to the top
we are going down
from 100 to 1000 meters it’s all black
but outside it sparkles with organisms
phosphorescent we go down we approach
fund loan 2600 m we silence
spots come on at once and floods
light the floor littered with weird shapes
unknown human experience integral the
temporality bend the space itself
forced the emphasis is magic
but everything is slow infinitely slow then
advanced campaign we knew what to think
deep sea a desert 10 and one
normal try without light there is no
photosynthesis photosynthesis no
food and without food very little
of life opportunities but when we have
saw all these animals it is prypiat red
in white tubes when we saw this
shaggy animal get out of the parish of
smokes of smokers under a rain of
sulphides metal so here yes we have
understood that we had never seen that
it was new that it was a world
populated by extravagant animals or
gigantic but how to prosper in
this darkness
so we searched we searched we got
find
we found an alternative process to the
photosynthesis chemosynthesis it’s
what chemosynthesis
it is the ability of the living person to
to transform mineral into organic
the organic is what produces the
living the living responds to everything and this
are the bacteria that are susceptible
to take sulfur from the sulphides emitted
by smokers and mix them with
carbon dioxide from seawater and
to make sugars, that is to say from the
food for others and we have
also found molecules capable of
to work dna in all circumstances
which gave birth to genomics
and that’s after his tail a whole
a part of the medical research was
inspired by what we had found
in the deep sea the living has
answer to everything but there are still some
shares of mystery the earth can that
sighs the magma to calm down the chimneys
gets clogged and life goes away or so
the earth can also brutally
wake up and lava cover all and
entire fossilized ecosystems
all live there
in both cases life is ephemeral and
yet the lifespan of these
ecosystems is of the order of
decade more of life after that but
a few weeks or a few months
sometimes next to or further from the month ray
appears and surreptitiously slowly
comes back life as soon as the fluid / j
but where does this life come from?
still largely but what is
certain is that in these great funds
there are processes that can give
birth to abundant ecosystems
and in this regard
it is true that I do not see why
we could not imagine that life
can be on other planets
like mars venus for example then
today what do we know about the ocean
we are familiar with the first 700 meters
seabed 5% of the inhabitants between
10 and 20% what does it mean
it means that the ocean is still in
much unknown and that we have
still much to do
so today we can do a
thesis on the ocean without ever navigating
we have at the laboratory all the data
we can process and model them get
new results without ever seeing
the sea I think we have to do
attention because it may distend the
link we have the reality and I
think to understand the world
you have to have the carnal experience of
this world
the taste of salty water for example on
the pole
the sound of the waves or even the feeling
of the body on a boat pitching
we come from the sea we have it
forgotten then every day we hear
that climate change will alter
the functioning of the ocean is also going
endanger marine species
it’s true it’s absolutely true and
besides the individuals I have
spoken live in conditions
extreme hot full of carbon dioxide
and toxic sulphide and these conditions
are precisely those to which we
tendons today at and temperature
and
carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
acidity and oxygen loss of the oceans
it’s true but these individuals one of them
also tells us something else this is the
fantastic ability of the living to be able
find special conditions
to colonize inhospitable environment
inferno that means that adapting is
possible scientific research
addresses the unknown that she has
decrypted the unknown and his partner and
the ratio of these two is a little
as desired
the researcher m
test hypotheses make
conjectures but the discovery is
something else and discoveries
it’s rare to dive on these
dorsal revealed to me basically it’s a
passion that of exploration here is
why do I think that today they do not
do not wait to see how everything
it will evaluate no it takes today
go see on the spot or in the ocean
I think to understand the world
we will also need to see this
world and look at what’s behind
me this image of seawater
it’s swarming individuals it’s full
unknowns and if you grow
the image is still populated and that
gives you an idea of the complexity and
of the world and the common we have
in the world knows it in daisy
duras 10
of the 2000s everything will be plugged everything
will be invested it will remain the sea when
even oceans
you have to go see good evening
[Applause]
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