"I believe we have barely scratched the surface in terms of what's left to discover." — Sarah Parcak Brian Lasenby/iStock hide caption
"I believe we have barely scratched the surface in terms of what's left to discover." — Sarah Parcak
Brian Lasenby/iStockWhat lies beyond the reach of the naked eye, and how do these hidden forces shape our lives? This hour, TED speakers reveal forgotten cities, underwater canyons, tiny parasites, and a boiling river.
"Really tiny motions or really fast motions — these are things that we don't typically see with our eyes." — Abe Davis Bret Hartman/TED hide caption
"There's more history in the deep sea than all the museums in the world combined." — Robert Ballard Andrew Heavens/TED hide caption
"[Parasites] exert this enormous influence on the world around us, they shape ecosystems and they change minds and manipulate behavior." — Ed Yong Bret Hartman/TED hide caption
"Satellite imagery allows us to ... record information in different parts of the light spectrum ... that we simply cannot see with our human eyes." — Sarah Parcak Ryan Lash/TED hide caption
"I am the first scientist to be given the shaman's blessing to study their site." — Andrés Ruzo James Duncan Davidson/TED hide caption
