Walter Munk was a Californian Oceanographer Who Changed Our Understanding of the Seas
Walter Munk, often referred to as the “Einstein of the Oceans,” was one of the most influential oceanographers of the […]
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Hannes Keller’s 1,000-Foot Descent off Catalina Island Was the Dive of the Century
“If a man could go, for instance, to 1,000 feet down and do practical work,” Mr. Keller wrote in The Sydney Morning Herald, “then all the continental shelf zone could be explored, a total of more than 16 million square miles.”
