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

[MaInEvEnT]

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With all the technology we have, I was surprised to know that we have only explored 10% of our waters (Seas, Oceans etc...). I was wondering why and what's keeping us from exploring more?

[hobie]

Extreme pressure and limitations on our current technology I guess.
Same reason why humans have dug a very minute depth of our earths crust while a satellite have crossed pass out of our solar system.

[akoiflowerhorn]

wow ha.. that is SCIENCE. great!1

[MaInEvEnT]

Just makes me wonder, there may definitely be a different world out there and creatures waiting to be discovered Sayang lang I don't think we'd be able to know them in our lifetime

[Frappuccino]

... because modern science tends to study alot from the "outer universe and beyond'' than our own Mother Planet >.>

[carmicael]

Lake Vostok - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

ang lake vostok usa ka example sa "isolated ecosystem". there's a chance that whatever life present at the depths of the lake took a different path for evolution.

unsa kaha hitsura ani nila.

[Elvin]

Hinay man gud halin sa bazaar ug pirated DVD didto

[aenigma143]

Hinay man gud halin sa bazaar ug pirated DVD didto

huh>!??!

Wala ka masaag boss

[loyz]

Kay wala may budget. Walay ginahan mu-invest kay they think they will get more returns if they invest in other things like in space exploration. Ang mga explorers kailangan man nila ug sponsors sad. And mostly deep water explorations are not as promising as they compare it to space explorations.
Other than that, deep waters are very difficult to explore....

[alter-ego]

Mas dangerous gud ang terrain underwater.. hadlok pud siguro kakita ang taw sa ila kaliwat ilawm sa dagat, because naa theory nga tanan nagpuyo ibabaw sa yuta kay gikan daw sa dagat, ug nikamang paingon diri sa yuta, ug sa kadugay nievolve ug nakaadapt na jud diri sa yuta. Actually daghan gihapon animals ang muhaw-as sa dagat ug mospend ug time diri sa land.