posted on Oct, 5 2010 @ 08:10 AM
To date, the estimate is roughly 95% of the ocean sits unexplored... How is this possible? It is a fact, we know more about the moon than we do about
our oceans.
Do we have rovers "roving" the depths? We have them on the moon and mars, so why do we not know every inch of our oceans? It is scary if you ask
me. I understand that the oceans are enormous, but I would think that our own planet would be a top priority for exploration.
I have to assume that somewhere in our 95% unexplored oceans, there are tons of medicines and cures. It has bothered me lately how little we know
about our oceans. I have searched the internet and have found some pretty amazing pictures. I would love to embed them, but lack the know how. Is
there anyway that someone can embed them on their post and explain to me how to embed? Please and thank you!
These species of fish are so far from the "norm" of life on the surface.... Nature can head in so many different directions. It boggles my mind, how
much we haven't seen.
Imagine, on the surface of the planet, the species vary greatly depending on region and climate. I have to assume, with changing ocean temps/changing
depths and the sea floor releasing different amounts of gases and different minerals, the species will be different all through out the oceans.
The cures for all diseases very well maybe swimming around our oceans.
I have a question for all evolutionists.
Does all evolution end on land? Or could there be a fully developed species swimming our oceans?
Am I just a dreamer? Have we seen most of the species of our oceans? Do you think there are any WOW moments left in sea exploration?
I think so... I dont think we have even scratched the surface. Punn intented