WEBVTT 1 00:00:07.783 --> 00:00:12.403 We are at 6,000 meters, which is the maximum operating depth of 2 00:00:12.403 --> 00:00:15.403 the ROV. It is really cool. This is going to be our deepest 3 00:00:15.403 --> 00:00:20.843 dive of this particular expedition. I wonder if that's 4 00:00:20.843 --> 00:00:25.923 rock is loose, Deb. Do you think it is? Um, I'm not entirely even 5 00:00:25.923 --> 00:00:27.923 sure that it's a rock, as supposed to consolidate 6 00:00:27.923 --> 00:00:30.363 sediment, but we could try it if you would like to sample this. 7 00:00:30.363 --> 00:00:35.283 I wouldn't mind getting a rock. I'm not so sure that rock isn't 8 00:00:35.283 --> 00:00:39.483 going to crumble as soon as they try to touch it. Yeah. 9 00:00:39.483 --> 00:00:42.403 We'll try it again. 10 00:00:46.183 --> 00:00:49.683 So I think if we collect this, Joana, if we can get it, we're 11 00:00:49.683 --> 00:00:52.603 going to call it a bio sample and then the rock will be the 12 00:00:52.603 --> 00:00:55.243 associate -- except that rock is not coming with us it looks 13 00:00:55.243 --> 00:00:57.443 like. 14 00:01:00.263 --> 00:01:04.243 Maybe we should try to grab a rock. 15 00:01:07.043 --> 00:01:11.263 Oh no, it's not. No, it's not. Wow. All of them. Look at them. 16 00:01:11.263 --> 00:01:13.743 They're just disintegrating when we touch them. It's just 17 00:01:13.743 --> 00:01:18.063 totally dissolved. It's funny because they look like they 18 00:01:18.063 --> 00:01:20.183 should have structure when you zoom in on them. And they're 19 00:01:20.183 --> 00:01:23.103 quite angular. Yeah, and they have void spaces and so you 20 00:01:23.103 --> 00:01:25.303 would expect that that would be something you could take, but 21 00:01:25.303 --> 00:01:28.703 yeah, it just looks like clay.