From the Depths of the Ocean to the Vastness of Space: Kathy Sullivan's Extraordinary Journey

Kathy Sullivan, an oceanographer and astronaut, shares her experiences exploring both space and the deep sea. She highlights the stark contrasts between the two, such as the rapid ascent to orbit versus the slow descent to the ocean floor. Sullivan reflects on the challenges of deep-sea exploration and the profound impact these experiences have had on her perspective of Earth as a shared home that needs protection.

What does Kathy Sullivan mean by saying we know more about the Moon and Mars than the deep sea?

How does Kathy Sullivan compare the experience of being in space to being at the bottom of the ocean?

What challenges does Kathy Sullivan mention regarding the exploration of the ocean?

What experiences did Kathy Sullivan have that changed her perspective on life?

In what ways does Kathy Sullivan suggest we should view and protect our planet?