Damn nature , you scary
 

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Humans know more about space than we do about the ocean.

Agreed. I always wondered what it'd be like if we colonized our oceans instead of, say, the Moon or Mars. Easier/harder? Definitely different challenges.

Both require figuring out how to deal with pressure and air supply.

Space is still harder.

Space is sexier. That's why NASA gets all the money and glory while the oceans get, uh, him:
http://sharetv.org/images/aquaman-show.jpg. :p

Interesting facts: Even though the ISS has been manned for 11 years consecutively, none of the Sealabs even made it past 2 months.

That's the stuff. :fullofwin:

Ha. Well, we have to wait 10 years for that. :D

One of my favourite TV series back when............

Nature is cool.

Side-note:

This reminds me of that undersea ride thingy they use to have at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria.

You would get in that elevator and travel to the sea floor and see all those weird fish that live down there. Use to scare the shit out of me as a kid!

Anyone else remember that?

When they reno'd the museum, they took it out...probably 6-8 years ago? It was old and a little hokey but I would cry the whole time in the elevator....

viperfish from the hadal zone

http://monster-legends.info/images/m...viper-fish.jpg

That's sweet! I think it was in The Blue Planet: Seas of Life where they went down as deep as they possible can and found so many cool new species of underwater life. Cool fish that kind of glow in the dark and stuff. I'm not sure if this was suppose to be staged as it looked kind of fake comparing to the other video footage but it was still pretty neat.
Nature is truly awesome.

fuarkkkkkkkk this guy is alpha, definitely mirin'

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you mirin' me? :troll:

Anyone else thought that the human was a speck of dust on their screen?

i am sure it is... and the other black thing is the whale

Ohh I loved that place, I think I have some cards bought at the gift shop which have all different types of strange sea creatures on them with some info on each one.

Deep-sea gigantism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

theres also this just incase you aren't scared enough

i wonder how this taste...

its where tupac is hanging out with aliens

Nice picture, but poor math. Unless I'm missing something really obvious, hydrostatic pressure of sea water is about .45 PSI per foot depth, making the figures completely out of whack.

piranha much?

Piranha 3D: Death scenes - YouTube

We don't know if there's monsters in Space, there's definitely monsters in the ocean :fuckthatshit: