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Hannes Keller, Swiss Deep-Sea Diving Pioneer, Is Dead at 88

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By Richard Sandomir from ITP Science His 1,020-foot descent to the Pacific Ocean floor in a diving bell in 1962 made headlines and set a record. But it had disastrous consequences. The New York Times Deaths (Obituaries), Diving and Divers, Oceans and Seas, Exploration and Explorers, Switzerland, Santa Catalina Island (Calif), Pacific Ocean
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