UNDERWATER FROM PROJECT NEPTUNE 100 - Beneath The Surface, A Unique Perspective

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  • Опубліковано 31 тра 2023
  • Dr. Dituri (Dr. Deep Sea) and Dr. Van Dorn share thoughts and the impact the oceans have on our planet and mankind. Pastor Mark joins Dr. Dituri while he is living underseas in a mission combining education for kids, ocean conservation research, and the study of the physiological and psychological effect of compression on the human body.
    Scripture: Genesis 1:2, Isaiah 43:2, John 7: 37-38, Matthew 14: 22-33

КОМЕНТАРІ • 7

  • @magnoliamike
    @magnoliamike 6 місяців тому +2

    That would be cool if we could have a little apartments in the ocean

    • @FloridaFaithChurch
      @FloridaFaithChurch  5 місяців тому

      Yes, and as per the analysis so far, tremendously beneficial to our bodies. The underwater habitat Dr. Van Dorn & Dr. D. shared was basically that, a mini- underwater apartment

  • @boblenz8329
    @boblenz8329 Рік тому +1

    So awesome to watch and listen to all your doing and why. Making a difference for today, and tomorrow. Blessings on you and everyone involved.b

  • @GhettofingerGaming
    @GhettofingerGaming Місяць тому

    I could do a year. Im bitcoin retired and never leave the house anymore.

  • @gimpfoot
    @gimpfoot 5 місяців тому

    Elon is the goat. Not sure why he seemed to be mocking him. It's like he is saying he shouldn't even try to go to Mars with that attitude he shouldn't be down there right. Other than that great interview. Both him and Musk are trying their best to make a difference in a positive way.

    • @maclivingston9268
      @maclivingston9268 5 місяців тому

      I think his point is priorities need to be in order first. And there's more dangers aside from what he mentioned. Fights, sexual conflicts, pregnancies, insanity, crime, defense, disease, radiation, conflicts from earth itself, etc. Technically Elon's ambitions are important as an earth destruction backup plan, but we can limit the dangers by repairing the mentality of humans first.