We are diving this morning on Gosnold Seamount. Again, this is a large seamount, it's about
3,400 meters high. This one's a little bit longer, it's actually
26 miles long. Looks like it could almost be two volcanoes
that just grew together. We don't have an exact age for this seamount.
I don't if it has ever been dated. This is the first-ever dive that we are aware
of on Gosnold Seamount. So you'll be discovering it along with us.
In the Seirios camera is a great view. It really captures the idea of ocean exploration.
There's so little that we see within the lights of D2.
There's just so much out there that we don't know about.