Take A Deep Dive Into These Ocean Facts

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Lloyd 4 year s ago

Do you think NASA is exploring space? 90% of our oceans are unexplored and NASA can't go back to the moon. It is all a scam. We live under a water covered dome. Antarctica is the jump-off point to undiscovered continents outside of our dome.

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Clare 4 year s ago

Lloyd,

yeah... Sure!

Arnold 4 year s ago

Lloyd,

Duuude, share some that stuff you're smoking.

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Campbell 4 year s ago

Lloyd,

HAHAHAHA LMFAO

There aren’t enough tinfoil hats in the universe for this conversation

Winny 4 year s ago

The firsts to reach the deepest part of the ocean were Jacques Picard and Don Walsh in 1960 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trieste_(bathyscaphe)).

Ree 4 year s ago

Winny, you are right. Vescovo was the first to dive to the 5 deepest places on earth. So, he holds a record, but a different one.

Diana 4 year s ago

Winny, he is the first one to reach the highest and lowest point on earth. He was on Mt. Everest and in the Challenger Deep.

Katelin 4 year s ago

That Denmark or Greenland Strait is really gorgeous. The picture here doesn't do it justice at all. I wonder if it is eve possible to dive there or what the currents are like. I'd expect some kind of wicked undertow.

Sarah 4 year s ago

Please note: Magellan did NOT discover the Pacific Ocean, he gave it a name we commonly use when he first EXPLORED it. Discovery was done prehistory by the first humans to move there.

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Robin 4 year s ago

Magellan did discover the Pacific Ocean

Oceans produce 70% of the oxygen supply in the atmosphere

Marine plants release oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis and play a huge role in keeping humans breathing. One specific phytoplankton, Prochlorococcus, is actually estimated to be responsible for one in five breaths that humans take.