AND NOW... FROM A SUBMARINE!
On October 21, 1997 we went where no one had gone before!
In partnership with the Channel Islands National Park
(CHIS) we broadcast
a live audio signal from the submarine Delta diving off of the
California Coast.
 "No one has ever been there
before so we don't really know what we'll find."
Gary Davis, CHIS Chief Marine
Biologist
The submarine was looking for White Abalone located on the ocean
floor near the Channel Islands.
This is an archive of this exciting event.
- Read background information about the
dive.
- See graphics of the environment and
the submarine.
- See a pre-recorded video of the submarine in action:
(You will need the RealMedia Player to see these segments.)
- Hear the archive of the RealAudio presentation recorded live
from the submarine.
(You will need the RealAudio Player to hear this presentation.)
Presented by:
Tom Dore, Park Ranger at Channel Islands National Park.
Tom
reported from the sub's launch ship.
Laura Gorodezky, a biologist from Channel Islands
National Marine Sanctuary.
Laura reported from the submarine
Delta.
- Attendees were able to ask questions to the scientists from a
Web chat room.
- Read a text transcription of
the event.
The Channel Islands National Park would like to hear from you. Please send an email to "Ranger Tom" and tell him what you liked about this event and if you have suggestions for other events!
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