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Thirty years ago in Marseille, Théo Mavrostomos did the deepest dive in the world: 701 meters

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It's a forgotten achievement: on November 20, 1992, a man from Marseille, Théo Mavrostomos, experienced a historic dive, breaking the United States record. An encounter with such a discreet pioneer who has pushed all boundaries.

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Thirty years ago in Marseille, Théo Mavrostomos did the deepest dive in the world: 701 meters

It's a forgotten achievement: on November 20, 1992, a man from Marseille, Théo Mavrostomos, experienced a historic dive, breaking the United States record. An encounter with such a discreet pioneer who has pushed all boundaries.

3 years ago

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