is space the final fronteir?

Not yet...in the future yes,but right now...i want to know what the hell is in the Sea.Much closer to home and nobody has a scooby whats really going on down there.

reply to post by Solomons
maybe theirs some giant sea creature in the sea which we don't know about and maybe one day this godzilla like creature will come to land is it far fetched?, maybe it is i don't know but i think it could happen we're finding new animals from the sea everyday.

reply to post by jellyman1991


While i dont think we will find godzilla(but you never know) the sea is most definetly large enough to hide such a creature.I just think we should solve and discover all the mysteries earth has to offer before contemplating something as massive as the universe.

reply to post by Solomons
that is true, i think that we never have a good understanding of earth, because we're always damageing our natural resources.

reply to post by Solomons
the universe might not be as big as we think, it could be parelleling
another universe like a mirror, and if you think about it why have we never gone beyond the moon??.

reply to post by Solomons
if we shared our resources we could build some kind of sea craft that could go deep in the ocean without exploding under the pressure and then maybe we can find some answers.

Well, We have gone beyond the moon a few times with satellites. And soon, we will be sending another that direction.

Right now, as I see it, We need to get into space. When we start colonies in Space, life would be a little easier I believe. Whether it be on the moon, Mars, or a Space Colony Station.

I say we will never fully explore earth completely, we are bored with searching our own planet for answers. We need to hit another planet up now. #, volunteer me for a future colony

reply to post by rekar
ok you get first seat on the jellyman space station which will be orbiting sometime in the future, well i know satellites have been to other planets but the fact is we haven't.