Cause if you stuck in space you know there are no other life forms coming to kill you but in the ocean the further down you go the greater the pressure until your rib cage collapses and everything else does
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· 9 years ago
I would rather be stuck in the vacuum of space, or get my rib cage crushed, than have to go face to face with an angler fish!
Two guys have been in the Mariana Trench already in 1960. That's the deepest part we know. I can't believe that pressure stops them. Maybe there's just a lack of reasons to explore the oceans (and a lack of investors).
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· 9 years ago
I honestly think that space is 1000x more interesting
Because it's actually easier to go to space than it is to go to the darkest depths of the ocean.
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Besides, it is in the best interest of humanity to get off the planet, permanently, as soon as possible. It will only take one long period comet coming from the blind spot of the sun to reduce us to an amusing footnote in a future xenoarchaeology textbook.
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Besides, it is in the best interest of humanity to get off the planet, permanently, as soon as possible. It will only take one long period comet coming from the blind spot of the sun to reduce us to an amusing footnote in a future xenoarchaeology textbook.