Why Iceberg Alley Was Ideal
The region was ideal for this expedition because it is near one of the northernmost points in the Antarctic region. It is known for having many chunks of shifting ice, making it a bit easier for the boat carrying the submersible to pass through and eventually dock. All of these factors played an important role in the research phase of the project, and without being thorough, the team might have faced even more challenges than anticipated.
Why Iceberg Alley Was Ideal
Documenting The Journey
This incredible voyage was recorded by documentary producer James Honeyborne, who talked about the challenges of getting through “Iceberg Alley”. He referenced the trek as akin to playing a game of ‘Space Invaders’, mentioning that there were more than just a handful of snags between the time they set sail, and when they eventually docked in a spot they were satisfied with. This is typically the case on any maiden voyage into the great unknown.
Documenting The Journey
