Kamal Ghorui
Our oceans encompass over 70 per cent of the Earth’s surface area; however, the depths of the oceans represent one of mankind’s most mysterious frontiers. Under thousands of meters of water and tremendous pressure are many geological anomalies, biological marvels, and historically mysterious things that defy our existing scientific knowledge. Examples of this are the immortal jellyfish and the unlooted shipwreck of the San José. Various types of research articles from specialised journals and government archives may provide insight into these unknown depths by uncovering the multi-faceted submerged landscape created where nature and history interconnect.
