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Aggie Don Walsh Advises Movie Director Cameron's Dive to Deepest Part of the World

Aggie Don Walsh Advises Movie Director Cameron's Dive to Deepest Part of the World

Movie director James Cameron made history over the weekend by becoming the third person ever to reach the deepest place on Earth – the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean – and on hand to help him with the mission was Don Walsh, who made the first trip to the bottom of the world in 1960 and earned two degrees from Texas A&M University.

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