The Ocean Is Way Deeper Than You Think Reaction 

P.I. Forever As Big Boi from Outkast put it, How deep?, “deeper than a prostitute’s vagina”

Oooooooooooooooh

Mac Muller 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Shit gives me hella anxiety

Xanivert imagine something coming up with its mouth open

Stud Like going to challenger deep, just to be greeted and eaten by megladon

U are not alone

I feel uncomfortable near water...even if its not that deep

Imagine the oil reservoirs on that planet. Glorious 👌

elektron117 the USA wants to know your location

Look up Europa! Jupiter's moon.

I believe that's called Subnautica

subnautica

yeah they do exist, there is bacteria on meteors,asteroids and probably very far in the universe some bacteria evolved and became big enough to be observed by the human eye, live beings that we would call aliens

@@cielphantomhive8527 if they were big enough to grow, we would have already seen a alien, there has been no confirmed sightings of aliens. All those pics or videos you see are complete bullshit.

Nep Nep Well there’s no way we are the only living things in the universe.

Nep Nep No confirmed sightings doesn’t mean they’re not there

aliens dont live in ocean lol. but im pretty sure there a habitable planets in universe after watching this ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Iy7NzjCmUf0.html

I know, right?

😂😂😂👌

"... oh, a window cracked... OH SHIT A WINDOW CRACKED! RTB! RTB NOW!" My estimation, they likely handled it in a much calmer manner, but thought process would likely have been the same.

Or the monsters from Pacific Rim lol

and?

Mauna Loa in Hawaii is the tallest mountain in the world if you count its staggering depth below sea level. It is taller than Mt. Everest.

Incorrect. For sure the moon. Probably mars, that's about it. Much of the solar system is just guesses and as far as the universe, we aren't much past the solar system never mind this galaxy. Most of the ocean floor isn't mapped because there's no need to map it out beyond the surface unless there's something of interest there like a shipwreck or a divers reef of something. Meh. It's overated anyways.

@@sparkyjones560 Even knowing what are solar system consists of and the astronomy we have discovered is more than we know of our ocean, knowing anything that lies beyond our own planet is more than what we know on the planet itself, their are over 200 billion planets and stars in our galaxy, we know stars life cycles, we know the distance between us and other astronomical objects, furthermore every astronomical object is different, every planet, star and galaxy has very different characteristics which what makes astronomy so interesting.. and yes we know very little compared to what's out their but even knowing the characteristics of Mars is knowing more than our own planet.

Umm no we barely know anything about the universe lol

Hell we don't even know much about the human body.

@@DeeboComing Lol what... You don't know much about the human body***

Not sure why you turned your own statement into a question. But that depends on how you define it, in reality we know nothing about space either. We are but infants in the universe

Well in a near future all the near galaxies we can see will be invisible to us

@@stud6060 We'll be dead, or atleast this planet will be, before that'll happen. The sun would've expired a long time, in space standards, before the other galaxies become invisible to us... Unless black holes suddenly started blocking our view lol

Wilhelm Stenvall no it’s expected to be a few generations down. Not millions of years but at most a thousand. This is a rare time we’ll never get back we must push to explore what we can now before it’s too late for the later generations

@@stud6060 True, if the corporations continue to push their agendas to use up all resources on the planet, just to have the most glorious way to kill themselves. I mean, most corporate leaders must be suicidial.

You ain't lying!!! A person has got to be crazy to wanna drive that deep into the ocean!!! There's no telling what you might find down there!!!

Welcome!

So what is deeper then? The ocean or volcanoes that have lava that can come from the mantle?

Actually, the earths crust is a lot thinner under the ocean. Oceans typically have a crust about 10km thick. Continental crust typically is 30 to 40km thick, with 50km being the max. The reason the Mariannas trench is so deep is because it is an subduction zone. Where the pacific tectonic plate dives onder the asian plate into the mantle and slowly melts there. That's also why it pretty much limits the depth of the Trench to about 11km. It's basically the thickness of the asian plate.

*deepest point on the surface of the human-infested world of planet Earth, as they call it.

Good idea for a video. You should make it

@@liberalbias4462 Nah. There are enough video's on RU-vid that are self evident.