We have only explored 10% of our waters... why?

[darkcardinal]

maybe if that will happen dghan nasad ma.discover nga species deep sea and maybe would open another world of pre-historic species.

[kNeel.]

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[krishnu shivaq silquin]

matod pa sa national geographics.... ang extreme pressure ang pinakarason why lisod istudyohan ang deep seas.. at certain depth.. ang pressure equivalent sa ato ilang gmention.. nalimot ko.. basta more than 20 kabo.ok jumbo jet ang mopusa nimo.... dili pana gani ingon ana ka lawm...

so far thanks to the egg... kana ra nga shape ang suitable na type nga pwede mahimong porma sa underwater vehicle na mo subay sa ocean floors... but still mura dili pa jud to ingon ana ka lawm...

and mas nice ang mga bukid underwater kay sa kana adtong nakit.an...

[suguwih]

pressure and harsh weather sa taas mao na naka lisud pud. samot na pacific na pina ka dilikado when it come to weather and waves.

[OT_Racing]

kay naa may underground river way mk explore ana very dangerous. under water pud very dangerous. polar ice caps very dangerour (frozen water) the same with glaciers and such very dangerous. very little gain. wa kay makuha mga pictures lng.

[manoyyani]

Extreme pressures and the high salinity destroy even the most modern equipment.

We can just the imagine the organisms left to explore in those uncharted territory.

We actually know a lot more about outer space than Earth's own waters.