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   How deep can a jiaolong dive?

   • Jiaolong (simplified Chinese: 蛟龙号; traditional Chinese: 蛟龍號; pinyin: jiāolóng hào; lit. 'flood dragon') is a Chinese crewed deep-sea research submersible that can dive to a depth of over 7,000 metres (23,000 ft), developed from the Sea Pole-class bathyscaphe.

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   How deep is a Jiaolong submersible?

   • In late August the Ministry of Science and Technology and State Oceanic Administration (SOA) of China announced that on July 13 the Jiaolong manned deep-water submersible, which is named for a mythical sea dragon, had successfully completed a test dive to a depth of 3,759 meters below the surface of the South China Sea.

   Capabilities and Implications of China’s Jiaolong Submersible

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   How long did Jiaolong dive?

   • JIAOLONG’s function and capability were fully tested during its 37 dives. The longest underwater time was 543 minutes, and the deepest dive of 3759 m was made on its 37th dive. The Chinese national flags and memorial “Dragon Palaces” were placed on the seafloor. 525 mL of pressure-sustained seawater and two sea cucumbers were sampled.

   China’s first deep manned submersible, JIAOLONG

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   How deep is Jiaolong?

   • On July 22, 2011, Jiaolong reached a depth of 4,027 metres (13,212 ft) in northeastern Pacific. The five-hour mission included chemical, physical and biological research. Seventeen dives have been completed.

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   What is a Jiaolong submersible?

   • Characteristics and Capabilities of China’s Jiaolong Submersible The Jiaolong is a manned deep-ocean submersible made in China. Like many other submersibles, the Jiaolong operates with a mother ship. For its sea trials, the Jiaolong operated with the Xiangyanghong 09, an oceanographic research ship subordinate to the North Sea Branch of SOA .

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   How deep can a submersible dive in China?

   • As China Daily highlighted, the first Chinese deep-sea submersible, Jiaolong, reached 12,332 feet (3,759 m) in 2010 -- putting the country in a club of just a handful of countries (including the United States, France, Russia and Japan) with vessels capable of crewed sub-11,483 foot (3,500 m) dives.

   Chinese submarine reaches the deepest place on Earth

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   Jiaolong (simplified Chinese : 蛟龙号; traditional Chinese : 蛟龍號; pinyin : jiāolóng hào; lit. 'flood dragon') is a Chinese crewed deep-sea research submersible that can dive to a depth of over 7,000 metres (23,000 ft), developed from the Sea Pole-class bathyscaphe. It has the second-greatest depth range of any crewed research ...

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   Nov 30, 2020 · As China Daily highlighted, the first Chinese deep-sea submersible, Jiaolong, reached 12,332 feet (3,759 m) in 2010 -- putting the country in a club of just a handful of countries...

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   Oct 6, 2010 · JIAOLONG’s function and capability were fully tested during its 37 dives. The longest underwater time was 543 minutes, and the deepest dive of 3759 m.

   • Author: Feng Liu, WeiCheng Cui, XiangYang Li

   • Publish Year: 2010

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   May 23, 2017 · According to Tang Jialing, chief crew member for Tuesday's operation, the dive will take place at the steeper northern slope of the Mariana's Challenger Deep and Jiaolong will navigate underwater for two or three kilometers.

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   Nov 19, 2010 · The hull of the Jiaolong is made of titanium, and it is designed to reach a maximum depth of about 7,000 meters, making the submersible capable of reaching 99.8 percent of the world’s sea areas, according to an official website [3].

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   JIAOLONG's function and capability were fully tested during its 37 dives. The longest underwater time was 543 minutes, and the deepest dive of 3759 m was made on its 37th dive.

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   Sunlight faded as Jiaolong got down into the deep from the sea surface with a velocity of about 40 meters per minute. At 200 meters below the surface, darkness completely enveloped the...