A life underwater
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iamrushman
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very good read....thanks for sharing.
"The Earth's surface is 70 percent water. And yet, Heinerth points out in talks to school children, politicians and think tanks, we know less about the oceans that we do about the surface of the moon, "and we know more about our oceans than we do about water-filled caves."
"Jill Heinerth in Florida, where she cut her teeth as a cave-diving filmmaker my years earlier."
"The Earth's surface is 70 percent water. And yet, Heinerth points out in talks to school children, politicians and think tanks, we know less about the oceans that we do about the surface of the moon, "and we know more about our oceans than we do about water-filled caves."
"Jill Heinerth in Florida, where she cut her teeth as a cave-diving filmmaker my years earlier."
The Chairman
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She just wrote a book about her experiences: Into the Planet: My Life as a Cave Diver. I have a copy and will be reading it soon.
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