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Space Exploration vs Ocean Exploration - Nebulous - December 29th, 2022
In the past, ocean explorers sailed to unknown places.
How is space exploration similar?
How is it different?
RE: Space Exploration vs Ocean Exploration - Darth-Apple - December 29th, 2022
There is a lot less we know about space than we know about the oceans. There is a decent percentage of the sea floor that remains unmapped, and there are (especially in the deeper areas) still a lot of things we have yet to learn. But space is pretty much a new frontier entirely. Even the planets we have sent unmanned missions to still leave A LOT left to explore.
Space exploration just seems more interesting to me, perhaps just because there's more to learn and there's less that's currently known.
RE: Space Exploration vs Ocean Exploration - Nebulous - June 19th, 2023
Indeed they are very similar. They still haven't explored all the depths of the ocean. We have aliens right here on earth! At least some of those deep sea creatures look pretty crazy. I tell you whut.
RE: Space Exploration vs Ocean Exploration - Guardian - June 22nd, 2023
Seems ocean exploration is in the news this week with the submarine visiting the Titanic wreckage disappearing with 5 people onboard.
RE: Space Exploration vs Ocean Exploration - SpookyZalost - June 25th, 2023
(June 22nd, 2023 at 11:17 AM)Guardian Wrote: Seems ocean exploration is in the news this week with the submarine visiting the Titanic wreckage disappearing with 5 people onboard.
Update on this, Navy picked up an implosion reading around the time contact with the sub was lost. but they still have yet to find debris.
so either the sub imploded or something else happened.