Calypso expeditions

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Calypso expeditions were a series of oceanographic and environmental research voyages conducted aboard Jacques Cousteau’s famed research vessel, RV Calypso.

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instanceOf environmental research program
oceanographic research program
scientific expedition series
carriedOutBy Jacques-Yves Cousteau
contributedTo development of underwater filmmaking
early marine conservation movement
popularization of scuba diving
countryOfOrigin France
documentedIn The Cousteau Odyssey
The Silent World
The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau
books by Jacques-Yves Cousteau
fieldOfWork environmental science
marine biology
marine conservation
oceanography
underwater archaeology
hasLanguage English
French
location Amazon River
Antarctic waters
Atlantic Ocean
Great Barrier Reef
Indian Ocean
Lake Titicaca
Mediterranean Sea
Pacific Ocean
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
mediaType television documentary series
notableParticipant Albert Falco
André Laban
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Jean-Michel Cousteau
Philippe Cousteau
operator Cousteau Society
French Navy
purpose documentation of marine ecosystems
marine exploration
promotion of marine conservation
public education about the oceans
scientific research
startTime 1951
usedEquipment Aqua-Lung
diving saucer SP-350 Denise
submersibles
underwater cameras
usedVessel RV Calypso

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Philippe Cousteau workedOn Calypso expeditions