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We sit down with the WHOI Oceanographer Emeritus and one of the lead navigators on ocean explorer Robert Ballard's 1985 team to learn what the expedition was like and how it's impacted her life since.
Produced by Daniel Hentz with editing from Evan Lubofsky.
Audio from the discovery courtesy of WHOI Archives and the National Deep Submergence Facility (NDSF).
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