it's gonna be along time for this to happen i mean they can't even go down half way...i remember i was watchin some discovery channel or something and they found a dead fish with a flash light head around the head thats some intresting shit right there...i wonder if theres monsters down there i mean who knows?? nobody even knows what's inside the rain forest...i've heard there are tribes in there if they see us or wateva dey eat us i don't no though but we don't even no shit whats inside the world really we don't even no alittle bit of it not even outside of the world ya know what i mean? i'm thinkin the aliens are real and big foot that showed alot in commercials is real just walking around damn i just wanna know all the way thru see everything ....what yall think?
are we ever gonna get to the bottom of the ocean??
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No, man will not reach the bottom of the ocean.
The air pressure raises exponentially the farther down you go, and as it stands right now we cannot even get halfway down to the ocean floor. The pressure on the bottom of the ocean is so great it is measured in TSI (tons per square inch) instead of PSI (pounds per square inch), and we cannot even get as deep as 1 TSI, whereas the bottom of the ocean is over 8 TSI.
The average depth of the ocean is just over 2 miles, and the deepest known point is 7 miles. That's why the "deep sea" (anything below 600 feet) area of the ocean we can't get to is called "inner space", because the bottom of the ocean is ironically farther from us and more impossible to reach than "outer space".
The air pressure raises exponentially the farther down you go, and as it stands right now we cannot even get halfway down to the ocean floor. The pressure on the bottom of the ocean is so great it is measured in TSI (tons per square inch) instead of PSI (pounds per square inch), and we cannot even get as deep as 1 TSI, whereas the bottom of the ocean is over 8 TSI.
The average depth of the ocean is just over 2 miles, and the deepest known point is 7 miles. That's why the "deep sea" (anything below 600 feet) area of the ocean we can't get to is called "inner space", because the bottom of the ocean is ironically farther from us and more impossible to reach than "outer space".
right...i've always wanted to know whats down there really...i mean all we know is big fishes like sharks and shyt...maybe there is a way to get down there it's just gonna take time to figure out how to get down there and see whats really down there...if we get down pass 2 miles everything is goin to be dark so how are we gonna be able to see ? we need some type of robot that has lights and put a video in something too see whats really down there...daam though could be some aliens living under water or those super huge spiders that are 10 x bigger then a tralantula...hopefully we'll get half way one of these days daam ...
@Vyasadeva, ROBOTS built by humans would relay ALL DATA TO HUMANS< therefore we the DESIGNERS are exploring the ocean.
I think theyd have to have something that glows because the pressure would break any transparest glass produc down there. To film it wed need some new type of vision equipment. Like a real detailed radar that could scan the fish, or send 2 robots that one sends an X-ray to the other and anything in between gets printed on a film inside the second one???
I think theyd have to have something that glows because the pressure would break any transparest glass produc down there. To film it wed need some new type of vision equipment. Like a real detailed radar that could scan the fish, or send 2 robots that one sends an X-ray to the other and anything in between gets printed on a film inside the second one???
Nah, we are not even any where near being close to getting to the ocean floor, even with all the advancements. We have explored more of the infinitely larger outer space than we have of the relatively small area of the ocean. The reality is that there are places in the universe where man is not meant to go and where man is not able to go.
Good topic though, shit makes me want to watch The Abyss again, that is a good movie about the unknown deep sea.
Good topic though, shit makes me want to watch The Abyss again, that is a good movie about the unknown deep sea.
do really we want to go down there? i mean what if there is some sort of species down there that has been evolving for millions of years undisturbed by man. then we get down there...piss it off some how, and it comes to the surface and just fucks are world up. and what if there are thousands of them down there. i think we should. fuck it.