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deadpool007
· 9 years ago
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Its easy to judge when you're not actually doing anything or working on finding that plane.
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bookhoarder
· 9 years ago
Probably because we've explored more of space than our oceans. MH370 (if you're referring to that) was lost in the sea. It's been one year, but the thing about that is that we as a world have pretty much dedicated more of our effort to exploring worlds beyond than exploring the ocean.
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bookhoarder
· 9 years ago
It's not even the biggest ocean
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chocolatefeces
· 9 years ago
Still bigger than most other bodies of water on the planet. And it's a hell of a lot bigger than a 777. Try losing a pebble on the beach. It's easy.
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deleted
· 9 years ago
eelluuxx I think you are confused on how gps works. Clear view of the sky and gps works.... it has nothing to do with radar.
garlog
· 9 years ago
Most of them don't have cameras, dipshit.
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guest
· 9 years ago
Does it move for anyone else?
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vitalstatistix
· 9 years ago
Why don't we all log into Google Maps and do our own little search of the seabed there?
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bookhoarder
· 9 years ago
^
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deleted
· 9 years ago
You cant see the sea bed its too deep
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ajhedges
· 9 years ago
Except the dots are extremely small so it is incredibly hard to see
guest
· 8 years ago
Satilite is also a name for moons, astroids, etc. Most of those satilites are large rocks orbiting us. Learn English.
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