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Galatheas arbejde i Philippinerdybet (1952)

Galatheas arbejde i Philippinerdybet poster
Directed by
Hakon Mielche
Genre
documentary film
Country
Denmark
Runtime
21 min

How it feels

This documentary follows the Danish deep-sea expedition on the ship Galathea from 1950 to 1952. The crew collects water and bottom samples, studies plankton, and discovers life at 10,000 meters deep. They also map the floor of the Philippine Trench.

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What happens

Galatheas arbejde i Philippinerdybet er en dansk dokumentarfilm fra 1952, der er instrueret af Hakon Mielche. Om arbejdet på den danske dybhavsekspeditions skib "Galathea", som i årene 1950-1952 sejlede jorden rundt for blandt andet at udforske de store havdybder. Der tages vandprøver, som analyseres, og bundprøver, hvor bakterielivet studeres. Havets produktion ag plankton undersøges, og det lykkes at påvise liv på 10.000 meters dybde, hvorfra man optager en lille søanemone. Bunden af Philippinerdybet kortlægges. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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