Scientists discover massive 'ocean' beneath Earth's surface bigger than all the seas above land

[UpAndComing]

Explain this. How is the ocean not mapped when satellites can see every corner of this earth?

Satellites are usually 500 to 1000 miles above ground, you can not map oceans from that high up

Marine Cartography

Click the link and Look up Marine Cartography. It's a complex job and it is not easy at all to map oceans

 

[010101]

i don't wanna knowwwwwwwwww*

 

[Uitomy]

Bible mentions water beneath the firmament below the earth if I’m paraphrasing correctly. Even as a child I’ve always truly wondered about what’s beneath us way more than what is above us

 

[YaThreadFloppedB!]

Atlantis?

Middle Earth?

Narnia?

 

[The Pledge]

Bible mentions...

 

[alpo]

 

[Uitomy]

Oh excuse me maybe I should’ve said the kamasutra

 

[Bumblebreh]

 

[alpo]

 

[O.T.I.S.]

This is hard to understand too.

We have so much technology to go into deep space and find shyt out about other places/planets but we can’t figure out our own ocean?

 

[MicIsGod]

It’s hella people in that bytch.

 

[TRUEST]

More exploration of this could make the prediction of earthquakes possible.

 

[Cat piss martini]

It's some shyt in that water.

 

[Whatupdoe?]

Explain this. How is the ocean not mapped when satellites can see every corner of this earth?

I assume he mean the oceans depths. Like the previous poster said we just don't have the equipment yet to explore the deepest parts..

 

[Bar Razor]

This is hard to understand too.

We have so much technology to go into deep space and find shyt out about other places/planets but we can’t figure out our own ocean?

It's not when you get just how deep, expansive and dark the ocean is. And how much pressure there is at great depths. It is hard to create machines that have the ability to go that deep, and then to do extensive exploring of these areas. 70% of the earth is water. Think about how big that 30% is that's land, and think about how hard it would be to explore over two times that, with the added difficulty of it being aquatic.