Robert Ballard
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Nov 6, 2026
061 The Lusitania Secret Munitions Coverup
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He spends years fighting international legal battles to explore the ship.
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In the 1990s, he teams up with Robert Ballard, the legendary oceanographer who famously discovered the wreck of the Titanic.
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Robert Ballard brings unparalleled expertise in deep-sea submersible technology to the site.
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They descend to the wreck, expecting to find a relatively undisturbed, albeit degraded, 1915 archaeological site.
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But that is not what they found.
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A ship fires a barrage of these heavy explosives ahead of it, and they sink rapidly, only detonating when they make physical contact with a hard surface, like a submarine hull.
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A very specific weapon.
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Robert Ballard found these 1940s and 1950s weapons littered across a 1915 shipwreck.
Building a "GPS for Underwater" with Sanket Deshpande and Aishwarya Das of Dirac Labs
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21:12Gabrielle MarquezHOST
And I'm curious if you guys have any personal interests.
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21:15Gabrielle MarquezHOST
I was a fan of, I don't know if you guys know this oceanographer, Robert Ballard, but he's the man who discovered the Titanic.
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21:25Gabrielle MarquezHOST
And I'm going to missing airplanes in the ocean.
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21:29Gabrielle MarquezHOST
Different creatures we probably haven't discovered.
Robert Ballard on finding the Titanic and other deep-sea discoveries
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In 1985, my guest today found perhaps the most famous shipwreck in history.
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More than 70 years after the Titanic slipped beneath the waves, oceanographer Robert Ballard located her resting place about two miles down in the depths of the North Atlantic.
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His discovery made headlines around the world.
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But ask Robert himself about his greatest find and he'll point you somewhere else entirely, to something that might not have generated quite the same media storm, but had a huge scientific impact.
28 MINS LATER
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30:58Robert BallardGUEST
Life is a series of circles within circles within circles.
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31:01Jim Al-KhaliliHOST
Yeah.
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So I hear this Navy ship, the USNS Robert Ballard, is now ready.
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31:07Jim Al-KhaliliHOST
Do you think they're going to let you take it out for a spin?
The Life Scientific: Robert Ballard
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0:54Jim Al-KhaliliHOST
In 1985, my guest today found perhaps the most famous shipwreck in history.
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1:00Jim Al-KhaliliHOST
More than 70 years after the Titanic slipped beneath the waves, oceanographer Robert Ballard located her resting place about two miles down in the depths of the North Atlantic.
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1:10Jim Al-KhaliliHOST
His discovery made headlines around the world.
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But ask Robert himself about his greatest find and he'll point you somewhere else entirely, to something that might not have generated quite the same media storm, but had a huge scientific impact.
26 MINS LATER
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26:58Robert BallardGUEST
Life is a series of circles within circles within circles.
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27:02Jim Al-KhaliliHOST
Yeah.
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So I hear this Navy ship, the USNS Robert Ballard, is now ready.
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Do you think they're going to let you take it out for a spin?
PU 60: The Amelia Earhart Mystery
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25:35Ric GillespieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Nothing there.
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25:37Ric GillespieSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Then in 2019, National Geographic decided they would sponsor Bob Ballard, the guy who found the Titanic.
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25:46FabHOST
Bob Ballard is.
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25:48FabHOST
Not only did you find the Titanic, you also found Bismarck, the battleship Bismarck.
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25:52FabHOST
And if you're like me, if you're a Sequest fan, you know the TV show from the 90s, you might remember Bob Ballard because Sequest would always end on this credit screen where, you know, there was this guy in a Sequest hat and said, Hi, I'm Bob Ballard from the Woodsall Oceanographic Institute.
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26:12FabHOST
And then he would tell you something you know, scientific about what just happened on the sci-fi show.
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26:19Bob BallardSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hello, I'm Bob Ballard from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.
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In 1963, the U.S. submarine Thresher was lost in 8,500 feet of water with all hands aboard.
Were Building A Flying Car - All Caught Up #11
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10:27GarrettHOST
hasn't nobody ever been to this island
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10:30Westen ChamplinHOST
No, Rob Ballard.
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10:32Westen ChamplinHOST
Bob Ballard? Whatever, his last name's Ballard.
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He is a really, really good finder of things.
Sea Quest: S1 E1 "To Be or Not to Be"
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20:35Jason Roy GastonHOST
I liked it when Dr.
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Bob Ballard would give facts at the end.
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20:38Jason Roy GastonHOST
I did, too.
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20:39Jason Roy GastonHOST
I love Dr. Ballard.
The 2026 Sicko MCBB Games List
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1:15Hurley ManiaHOST
I'm not here to talk about the best of those games, no, or even the middle tiers.
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Now, think of me as your Jacques Cousteau, your Dr. Robert Ballard, and join me, if you will, in my wonderful Ocean Gate sub.
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Please hand me the PlayStation controller.
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Surely it will survive.
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Jake, I've...
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I've rarely been more excited for anything in my entire life because I don't know what the order of the list is.
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2:17Jake FennerGUEST
It's very apt that we are entering the month of November and you made a reference to Robert Ballard and going under the sea because much like the Edmund Fitzgerald, this list is a shipwreck.
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2:35Jake FennerGUEST
This list is nothing but... like, true depravity, right? Like, we all know that Duke-Yukon's a great game, that Arizona-St.
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TITANIC:The Night That Changed History | Learn English | Easy English Conversation B1-B2
Oct 29 · 1 Mention
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And where is the ship now?
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In 1985, the explorer Robert Ballard found it, about 3,800 meters deep in the North Atlantic.
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It had broken into two pieces.
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Today, many people see the wreck as a memorial and treat it with respect.
The Crazy Experiment That Took Wine to the Ocean Floor
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15:55Bojan RadulovicGUEST
about what's happening in the ocean.
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15:57Bojan RadulovicGUEST
And what even Bob Ballard, great Bob Ballard, I mean, I never met that gentleman and I wish, but he said this is like the largest museum combined, you know, like what we can find down and we won't, maybe in our life we will not find out really what happening under but for example uh the the submersible that i rent and i went to execute this project it's located in holland and they are very adventurous so they are producing the platform that you can go up to two or three hundred meters for 120 people 80 people and do the corporate event you know it's uh you can rent as a wedding or team building or whatever you want.
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16:40Bojan RadulovicGUEST
But we don't know what's happening under.
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16:42Bojan RadulovicGUEST
And also I would love to make clear, I'm not the first person who tastes wine under the water.
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