Depth Milestones
Statue of Liberty
You've descended ~305 ft— the full height of the Statue of Liberty, torch to base. She's watching from above.
Great Pyramid of Giza
You've reached ~479 ft — the original height of the Great Pyramid of Giza. Built for pharaohs, not submarines.
Washington Monument
You've hit ~554 ft — the height of the Washington Monument, one of the world's tallest stone structures. Now it's above you.
Eiffel Tower
You've descended ~1,083 ft — the full height of the Eiffel Tower. The City of Light is far above you now.
Empire State Building
You've reached ~1,453 ft — the roof height of the Empire State Building. New York's skyline couldn't reach this far down.
Blue Whale Dive Limit
You've hit ~1,640 ft — deeper than the maximum dive of a blue whale. Even Earth's largest creature turns back here.
Tokyo Skytree
You've descended ~2,080 ft — the height of Tokyo Skytree, the world's tallest tower. You've surpassed it completely.
Burj Khalifa
You've reached ~2,717 ft — the full height of the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building. It would be completely submerged.
K-278 Komsomolets
You've hit ~3,346 ft — the world record depth dived by the Soviet submarine K-278 Komsomolets in 1985. You've gone further.
One Mile Deep
You've descended ~5,279 ft — exactly one mile below the surface. Most of the ocean hasn't even started yet.
Lake Baikal
You've reached ~5,387 ft — the maximum depth of Lake Baikal, the world's deepest lake. You're deeper than any lake on Earth.
Sperm Whale Dive Record
You've hit ~7,382 ft — deeper than the deepest recorded sperm whale dive. The ocean's greatest hunter can't follow you here.
Abyssal Zone
You've reached ~9,843 ft — the start of the Abyssal Zone. Pressure here is 300 times that at the surface. Light is gone.
RMS Titanic
You've descended ~12,415 ft — the depth of the RMS Titanic wreck. It has rested here in darkness since 1912.
Average Ocean Floor
You've hit ~13,123 ft — roughly the average depth of the world's ocean floor. You're at the bottom for most of the planet.
Battleship Bismarck
You've reached ~15,719 ft — the depth of the German Battleship Bismarck wreck, sunk in 1941. Lost for 48 years before it was found.
Calypso Deep
You've descended ~17,280 ft — the deepest point of the Mediterranean Sea, named after the research vessel that first measured it.
Relics
A rare black pearl forged by abyssal pressure. The pearl contains a glowing cyan core visible through ancient cracks.
Pearl of the Abyss
A naturally formed charm created from a rare species of abyssal kelp that only grows near hydrothermal vents and deep trench walls.
Glowing Kelp Charm
A corroded coin from an old dive company.
Rusted Diver's Token