We don’t know much about marine life in the ocean
Between the sheer size of the oceans and immense water pressure, it’s difficult to explore all of the organisms beneath the surface. We know about approximately 1/3 of the ocean’s inhabitants, according to experts.
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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!
yeah... Sure!
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Arnold 4 year s ago
Lloyd,
Duuude, share some that stuff you're smoking.
Duuude, share some that stuff you're smoking.
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Campbell 4 year s ago
Lloyd,
HAHAHAHA LMFAO
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There aren’t enough tinfoil hats in the universe for this conversation
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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)).
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
Duuude, share some that stuff you're smoking.
HAHAHAHA LMFAO
There aren’t enough tinfoil hats in the universe for this conversation