When he emerged, Cameron told reporters the view was "bleak" and "looked like the moon." But scientists who examined data collected during the deep dives, both manned and unmanned, soon discovered ...

Undersea explorer James Cameron -- you may know him as the director of Avatar and Titanic-- has moved his record-breaking deep-sea submersible to a storied ocean lab in a bid to spur more ...

Filmmaker James Cameron didn't make a movie between "Avatar" and its sequel. He spent a large part of that time on his passion for oceans and deep-sea diving. He broke a record for longest solo ...

A sea fan near the Pacific atoll of Ulithi, at a depth of 3,600 feet (1.1 km). Findings from video of this dive and those of James Cameron's Challenger Deep expedition and of one to New Britain ...

First Images of James Cameron's Historic Dive Surface ... the Marianas Trench's Challenger Deep, ... about the closest Cameron came to sea life 36,000-feet below the surface were some tiny, ...

James Cameron emerges from the Deepsea Challenger submersible after his successful solo dive to the Mariana Trench, the deepest part of the ocean, on March 26. Mark Theissen / National Geographic ...

Production on the next “Avatar” pictures will take priority over James Cameron‘s return to the ocean depths on his Deepsea Challenger submsersible, the helmer told Variety. Cameron kicked ...

Deep thoughts: “Dreams are a great resource for me,” says James Cameron. “I’m constantly getting dream imagery and writing things down.” BY Josh Rottenberg ...

As deep sea mining firms have their eyes set on a stretch of Pacific ocean known as the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ), new research suggests that the region could be host to over 5,000 new species.

Update: This article was updated at 3:15 pm ET to add comments from researcher Natalya Gallo. When movie director James Cameron dove to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean early last year, he and his ...

The sea was unsettled in the days leading up to the dive, and at one point Cameron thought he would have to choose between making the attempt and attending the blockbuster premiere of "Titanic 3-D." ...

Update:This article was updated at 3:15 pm ET to add comments from researcher Natalya Gallo. When movie director James Cameron dove to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean early last year, he and his ...