The Ocean is Way Deeper Than You Think
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Just imagine if all the water disappeared how crazy the view would be from dry land
@Anbu Smoke no 💀
I would be terrifying
that would be the scariest thing a
Even more instant death
It'll look like an endless pit
This makes me realize just how shallow the ocean actually is. Looking down from an airplane at 30,000 ft is the equivalent of being able to look at the bottom of the ocean through crystal clear water. When you consider that there's more atmosphere above you at 30,000 ft, you get an idea of how low you're actually flying. And when people get to the bottom of the ocean, there's still a few thousand miles of Earth to go through before the core. So, considering that, the oceans are only about as deep as the skin is on an apple.
From our perspective it’s deep but in relation to the earth it’s obviously very shallow. Your comment reminds me of when I heard that the earth is actually smoother than a snooker ball. Even with Mount Everest which is only 8km high, in proportion to the size of the earth it’s barely even a bump
Yeah. But also remember that space is infinite. Nothing was never nowhere, therefore it’s been everywhere. And space is no exception.
That's what I was thinking, I can travel 100 kms in an hour on the highway... If I was driving I could be at the bottom of the ocean in no time 😂 also makes you realise how insanely fast jets are
@Reed Galbraith is that what you learned on google. It's way off.
@Adeebrah it's 1800 miles to the earths core.. deepest part of the ocean is 7 miles deep.. so his numbers are accurate.
0:40 - 0 meters - Sunlight Zone
2:15 - 1000 meters - Scary Zone
3:45 - 4000 meters - Abyssal Zone
4:19 - 6000 meters - Hadal Zone
5:54 - 10,994 meters - Challenger Deep
6:28 - unknown depth - A Deeper Part?
@Noni OS the mariana trench was discovered long before this video was released. The deepest exploration of the Mariana Trench was done in 1960 (this is stated in the video!) in a submarine. People knew about it for a very long time
This video is 5 years old, the Mariana Trench wasn’t descovered yet
There is a place Demisia tunnel
@Robbie 2710
Meters my rear. How about metric as well? For those of us who would have a better perspective.
Let’s be honest,ocean is the earth’s space.
Wtf does this mean lol
@D D hahahahahahahahaha
So what’s the sky is at?
This truly demonstrates the magnitude of humankind's limited ability. How small and vulnerable we truly are. We can send things to space, even to the edge of our solar system, but cannot know the extent of our own oceans. There is an abyss above and below us. Now that is mind boggling.
We have sent things to the edge of our solar system...but not our galaxy....do u realize how big the milky way is
Boy wtf u talkin abt we haven’t sent a damn thing in space. Use common sense. How tf would we navigate space if we haven’t even seen apparently 95 percent of our ocean.
We can't send things into space though or to the edge of the galaxy everything that's above us is in earth's orbit
I can’t even imagine how terrifying it must have been to have your window crack 5 hours beneath the surface, and then having to go up for another 5 hours, just hoping the window won’t break and you won’t die on your way up...
@Jon Lysø :D
@Shend Shillova put a grin on the face :D
People are saying the sub will float back up. No it won't. In short, did you miss all the examples of pressure in the video? The sub is the quarter, the stamp, or the human. Density doesn't apply anymore. You are being pushed and pressured. If water gets in, you can really forget it. The subs have engines, etc. It's not like they just float up and down on their own. You need extreme power to maneuver.
This story I failed to believe it people lie
The Tonga and Philippines Trenches need to be explored more. They're currently the second and third deepest trenches and their deepest points are very close to the depth of Challenger Deep. The real potential deepest point could be found there as well.
Wow, the ocean is really deep!
Also, there is this one ferry in The Philippines, the MV SuperFerry 9, that is said to have sunk at a depth of 5,000 meters. If this is true, then it sank even deeper than the Titanic and the Bismarck!
I had the pleasure of going over the Marianas Trench several times while serving in the US Navy. On our navigation charts recorded 38,000/ 45,000 foot measurements. It was awesome times.
"the ocean isn't that deep. It can't hurt you."
also the ocean:
you really thought you ate?
Nobody ever said that shit
Who ever said that?
When you force a template, it ends up being a lame one.
the ocean isn't that deep. It can't hurt you.
-literally no one
Fishes be like: land is way higher than you think.
@Nicolas R no, fishes is a word, it refers to multiple species of fish
magnapinnas: :o
R/WOOOOoOOOOSH + LOL
I have a feeling they like call land water how me call water water yk what I mean it’s jsut completely opposite
😂
Hey great video as always, I love your channel & it's such a shame we've only explored 5% of the ocean, I'm so fascinated how animals can live at them depths & most can handle pressure difference amazingly, I think scientists been looking into this as it would help to explore the rest of the ocean, keep up the good work your doing. XxX😎🐘
0:00 Intro
0:23 Sence of scale
0:39 40 meters: Maximum safe depth for divers
0:45 93 meters: Wreck of the RMS Lusitania, sunk in 1915
1:02 100 meters: Diving becomes severely dangerous
1:10 214 meters: Herbert Nitsch reached near maximum diving depth a human can take
1:22 332 meters: Ahmed Gabr reached maximum diving depth a human can take
1:29 443 meters: Height of the Empire State Building if it was dunked underwater
1:37 500 meters: Maximum diving depth of Blue Whales (and Seawolf Class Submarine)
1:48 535 meters: Maximum diving depth of Emperor Penguins
1:53 Intensity of water pressure at this depth (535 m)
2:04 830 meters: Height of Burj Khalifa if dunked underwater
2:11 1000 meters: The Scary Zone
2:23 Intensity of water pressure at this depth (1000 m)
2:33 The Giant Squid lurks around this area
2:37 1280 meters: Maximum Diving depth of Leatherback Sea Turtles
2:43 1828 meters: Deepest point of the Grand Canyon if dunked underwater
2:50 2000 meters: You will start encontering creepy looking species of fish
3:08 2250 meters: Maximum diving depth of Sperm Whales and Collosal Squids
3:39 3800 meters: Wreck of the RMS Titanic, sunk in 1912
3:44 4000 meters: The Abyssal Zone
3:49 Intensity of water pressure at this depth (4000 m)
4:02 4267 meters: Average depth of the ocean
4:12 4791 meters: Wreck of the battleship Bismark, sunk in 1941
4:18 6000 meters: The Hadal Zone
4:24 Intensity of water pressure at this depth (6000 m)
4:48 6500 meters: Maximum diving depth of DSV Alvin submarine that helped discover the Titanic
4:57 8848 meters: Height of the mountain Everest if it was dunked underwater
5:05 10898 meters: Maximum diving depth reached by James Cameron during the Deep Sea Challenger Mission in 2012
5:15 10916 meters: Deepest point of the ocean reached by humans in 1960
5:38 10972 meters: Average flight altitute of a commercial airliner
5:52 10994 meters: Challenger Deep (deepest known point in the ocean, located at the botton of Mariana Trench)
6:11 Sirena Deep discovered in 1997, depth of 10732 meters (2nd deepest point of the ocean)
6:20 Ending
I'm appreciating Real Life Lore for going this deep into the ocean just to give us the facts. Brave guy 🙏
considering how the sea level is rising every year, there would be another error factor that we could incorrectly measure the depth, or at the least we had to update the depth.
for example, a certain area is measured x meter depth today would be different 50 years ago and 50 years to come.
So you’re telling me that some random penguin can dive deeper than a military grade submarine
Yessir
Can't compete with gods inventions, we can only imitate it.
Lol
military grade doesn't mean insanely good quality, in fact it's closer to "bare minimum"
of course, subs aren't bare minimum quality, they have to be good obviously. but in reference to anything other than vehicles and weapons, it's pretty shit grade stuff
Great video, but decommission sickness starts usually around 30 meters and in case fast ascending, starts from depth 50 in some situations when divers using normal air it could cause oxygen toxicity.
How did people even discover this deep by the darkness
Thx
Using very powerful materials. That just cannot be crushed under the pressure. We can calculate the pressure at any depth. Then we can just look for materials that could withstand that pressure
Oh nice to know
Probably with technology like robots or something
The deepest parts of the ocean are the trenches located at convergent plate boundaries and all those on earth are pretty well mapped already, the likelihood of a hitherto-unknown trench being deeper than the Challenger Deep is beyond remote.
@Urban Garcia If there are no convergent plate boundaries in those areas, it's literally not possible.
You’re assuming that there isn’t deeper trenches in the unexplored 95%.
I think there must be some caves and deep holes in there as well. Which may aren't particularly large but when you made it through, you will be way way deeper. Like 15km
u should be a writer
Very interesting video! Thanks for the content! Just about to watch all of your videos regarding the war in Ukraine being Ukrainian myself. Top notch content can be found here, for sure!
Two scariest things: Being stuck in a cave way underground and you run out of light. Or somehow surviving in the ocean in pitch black darkness and feeling some unknown creature latch onto you.
you just gave me a novel idea, thank you
@georgia gadd it's joke to you , man
I’ve prayed to the lord for you and your mind hawk
@a It’s have not had when question someone..
I like how your subnautica vehicles break at like a thousand meters but your own character can survive at any depth lol
I straight up love the titanic. Such a shame that it's been lost to the ocean.
“Why would you have a phobia of the ocean?”
Me:
I can't even imagine what giant creatures are at those depths that haven't been discovered yet.
Godzillar
If a person went deep down about 8000 meters which is in permeant darkness , what might happen if he turned a light in that area where it is surrounded by darkness. It scares the shit out of me how many monsters he may bring attention 😭
@deep sea if thes even have eyes
They would just be animals and not monsters.
@zibafu p
We don't actually know if there is a Leviathan Class Lifeform on the seabed because there is no way to know. Humankind does not currently possess the means of withstanding that kind of pressure. However, it is possible that something could be down there because it may be able to survive because of something that we have never seen before. Nature has always been able to achieve things that civilization cannot.
@zibafu Big Monsters can not live down below there because of the insane pressure
The ocean is literally very scary. I know there are more to just the surface of the water.
Son: Dad there is a monster in my closet
Dad: nah there can't be those things live at the bottom of the ocean
I believe it was said years ago - that the moon would fit almost perfectly in the hole the Pacific Ocean occupies. -- Some even theorized that it came from there - having been dislodged from a huge meteor collision with earth - eons ago ? -- Others suggest the moon is an "intelligent being" made object - hollow and occupied by those alien beings ? -- Now - back to the Pacific....🤣
the moon is 2000 miles across and the pacific ocean is like 3.5 miles deep on average lol the moon aint fitting in that
Amazing! well done thank you! this worth sharing, i gus you have spent more time and efforts to compose this video!
It’s amazing how little we actually know about our planet
@no one cares the universe isn't as big as you think
@Rihana Akter not possible
People b like, the ocean is hard and scary, let's try the moon instead
@S oh no lmao. I totally agree with everything you said:)
@Valcorton I thought you were trying to say that if we had no emotions..we would be much more intelligent and we would use it properly. But that's not right...cause obviously, emotions makes us use our intelligence.
This video made me very curious about our oceans. Thanks for inspiring people
It blows my mind thatthe deepest point in the ocean ever reached, was already reached in 1960. Like, couldn’t they go deeper with modern technology?
we can but it doesn't worth it.
Cost money to see weird animals and that's it.
It would be too expensive to build technology to mine any resources there and pretty much impossible to have sustainable building there.
that's why the USA and China are looking toward the space on planets where you can live under the soil, and mining ressources.
…
Imagine your 10 thousand meters deep in the ocean with your buddy in a submarine and you hear a window crack
That has got to be absolutely terrifying
~Very~ cool video! I imagine there are a ton of things way down there that we don't know or know about!
"On top of that, the water pressure you would experience at this point would be about the same as if you were standing on the surface of the planet Venus."
Me: Don't know what that's like.
"Meaning you would die very quickly."
Me: Oh...well damn.
"This is like a polar bear standing on a quarter" oh that makes sense I remember last time a polar bear stood on me, boy was heavy. So he's saying it's like a heavy amount of pressure
@Completely TheXvidrs me too lmao
When I think dying on Venus I don't think atmospheric pressure.
I very much think of the intense temperture ot the eternal rain of acid
@Ricwi umm emoty head its not about gravity its about atmosphere
I read this as i heard this
This part is so deep. The pressure is like having your entire family expecting that you ace that math quiz.
Considering the fact that up until I was 16 I though the ocean had a depth of 400 million km I’d say I overestimated how deep it was.
Can you do some kind of update video?
Like I'd really love to know how much of the Ocean's floor has been explored know? Or which knew animals have been found
Agreed
Ive always fantasized about going down to challenger depths and then going into an airlock type room, and letting the immediate force instantly annihilate me.
Imagine looking out a submarine's window at its deepest dive, and then seeing a little penguin dive past
@Lightning Storm nicest touchè moment I've seen in a while. Well done
except it's not a penguin
@Amkool the one in which the window cracked had one
Like subnautica?
Imagine looking out a submarine’s window at its deepest dive, and then seeing a little crack shoot across the glass...
i just love your series :) Best documentaries i have watched~
Right at the beginning where he talks about scale, we can see Knock Nevis which is about 450 m long ship and an elephant in front of it. The elephant is scaled so that if you place 14 of them in a line it would be about the same length as the ship. It means the elephant has to be more than 32 m long. Where in the world do we actually see elephants of that size? They would be longer than blue whales!
You would think with modern technology that we would have created a video camera submarine that can map more of the ocean floor
I wonder, since time moves faster as you ascend in altitude... Then did time move slower as you descend into the depths of the ocean? Does time stop at the exact core??? WTF!
"At 1,000 meters below the surface we begin to enter-"
*expects technical term*
"- the scary zone."
@Nova Sky here were dragons
or the midnight zone
@Iskandar Sharif drop it
@GamerGalCady what were we even talking about?
This displays that how beautiful the world is!✨
No
Imagine how strong the bite of those fish at 4k are.
If they were brought up to say, 50 meters, what would their jaw strength be able to bite through?
theoretically, If those deep sea creatures can still move with such immense pressure, then they are the strongest creature on the planet!
I thought for sure there was going to be a reference to the Mariana Trench in this video. It's usually brought up in these types of videos.
Now I understand why the Malaysian flight MH370 that disappeared in 2014 was never discovered. It is probably there in that 95% of unexplored ocean bed.
@Neil Puckett mh370 crashed somewhere in the southern Indian Ocean
@Fareed Husin they dont have to put i
@Fareed Husin jangan buat malu bang
I either want to have a job in space exploration or ocean exploration I love the mystery and danger of both jobs
Imagine how dangerous those creatures would be experiencing tremendous pressure at depth of water
Now who wants to be a diver!
Salute to Don and Jaques, of course also Cameron.
There should be a movie on Bismarck also knowing the fact it has sunk much deeper than Titanic.
Someone made an SCP article on the Bismarck
"It'd be the same as a person carrying the weight of 50 jumbo jets."
Me: _I could do that... but I'd have to go through those colossal squids and dragonfishes, so no thanks._
Imagine if we knew 100% of the ocean
@TCH only God
We will know someday.
I can imagine this scenario:
Scientist 1: We've discovered 99% of the ocean, nothing creepy so far
Scientist 2: Alright cool keep going
Scientist 1: Alright we are reaching 100% explora- OMG WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT *mic cuts off*
Scientist 2: OH MY GOD MARK NOOOOO
The most surprising part of this video was how big the elephant is compared to the biggest ship. Surely our biggest ship is bigger than that....
What would the pressure be like between 20-30 meters and 80-90 meters underwater?
Only about 5% of the world’s oceans have been explored meaning there’s still a ton of species of marine life that exist that we have yet to discover
respect for the man who discovered these things
Appreciate the amount of research this man did.
Za Platinum: Star Warudo
And the editing too
Dopest Black what does that have to do with him not researching that much
This was really cool! Thank you :)
Imagine the kraken and the cthulu just making videos about unknown humans
*SO WE JUST FOUND OUT HUMANS CAN GO HIGHER THEN THEY LIVE AND THEY ARE MAKING A MYSTERY ABOUT OUR DEEP OCEAN ANIMALS*
I had a dream a couple of nights ago that I was a diver and I had a team mate, we were being pulled up out of the sea by rope towards our ship along with some large metal pallet thing, the rope broke and my guy was stuck to the pallet and I watched him disappear into the spoopy below. Rip weird dream diver guy 2022-2022
Put this in perspective.
We know less about Earths oceans than we do the surface of the dark side of the Moon.
I could be in the deepest part and still get a call about my car’s extended warranty.
🤣🤣🤣
Hello. We are trying to reach you about your car's extended warranty.
or a call offering student loan relief.
We have made numerous attempts to reach you and this is your final notice
Superb, so clear and interesting, thank you!!
Yeah it is possible that there are deeper parts of the ocean because according to research, the core of earth is found 2900 km below the ground (2900000 meters). The deepest part of the ocean we have discovered is only 10916 meters.
this is basically subnautica irl, you don't know when you will actually hit the bottom and what if there is no bottom?
I see it the other way: the ocean is extremely shallow on a planetary scale. I mean we're only talking about 7 miles of depth here on a planet that is almost 8000 miles across. If you were to drive your car at 65mph toward the deepest part of the ocean you'd get there in 5 minutes. You could run to the marianas trench and back to the surface in an hour.
sometimes I wonder why I watch stuff like this at 2am
same here. I watch such stuff very late.
Well I’m a tad late but it starts at tictok then I get looking for it
I mean why not
Me too
Right now it’s 2:34am where I’m at rn 5 years later 💀
It is insane how the water of this massive ocean does not leak into space and sticks to earth in a spherical way; just fascinating how this universe works!
Don’t know why I am so interested at this ocean deepness stuff but this is far more better than watching a horror movie.
That was very interesting. Thank you 👍🏼
We know a bit more and have explored outter space the cosmos, the universe and galaxies and planets, etc than we ever did in our oceans
I find it amusing imagining a giant squid and a whale discombobulating each other in total darkness where both of them can't see anything
@Вася Пупкин night vision perhaps?
that''s the wrong use of the word discombobulating
i just know that English dictionary have discombobulating in it, i dont know what it means.
That's not the correct usage of discombobulated lol
Squid game
Imagine being in the dark unknown abyss, terrified and feeling sharp tentacles latch onto you and see a few of those fish demons
The ocean is so beautiful and terrify at the same time
I could be wrong but I believe when it’s said that only 5% has been accurately mapped that is true to the extent that we haven’t gone and checked every nook and cranny of most of our ocean. However we do have overall coverage for ~100% of our ocean thanks to satellite networks.
What i dont understand, is how animals (with the size of a fish that fits in your hand to spermwhales) can withstand way more water pressure than humans/land animals can..
What's the physical difference between us that makes it possible for them?
"Gentlemen, we have reached 10,916 meters!"
*Window cracks*
"Too bad we can't stay"
Nothing conquered at these depths trapped in a propelled prison unless you break down then it's your coffin!
@Josh_The_Gacha OC Y E E ee E E E E E E E E
@lolnani Y E E E E E E E E E E E E EE E E E E E E E E E E E E T
So if the Burg Khalifa is approx 800-900m; but you mentioned “the deepest part of the Grand Canyon, were it to be underwater with us”, at approx 1,800m…. Does that mean if you had placed the Burge Khalifa at the deepest point of the grand canyon; it still would be about another 1000m from the HIGHEST point in the grand canyon…….?
Thanks!
“Which is roughly equal to an elephant balancing on a postal stamp”
Me: hmm that doesn’t seem too bad
“Or a single person carrying 50 Boeing 747 jumbo jets”
Me - Okayyy that’s a LOT!
Me: *Tells an emotional story*
Some dude: "Bro calm down, it's not that deep."
The story:
imagine just going down there and hearing, "detecting multiple leviathan class lifeforms in the region. are you sure what you are doing is worth it?"
5:30
“Hey, what was that noise?”
“Oh I don’t know. Probably a window.”
“Ah alright. A window. WAIT A WINDO-“
@That dude in the car yeah, even better
sonar ping
@Максим Фокин you forgot the 10,000 meters down part
I : open window to get some cold air
everyone else on the submarine : ...................................................................
lol ,can u imagine that 👀
I watched this 20 times and got a paper and wrote what I know
Paper: each 2k meters is = to 1 percent of part of the ocean so there would be 200k miles deep until the ocean floor as if you see that 10k is 5x of 2k and only 5% of the ocean is only currently explored so it would be 200k miles deep
i already have a fear of the ocean and this has just added more fuel to the fire
one of my worst fears is being like 10,000 meters deep in the ocean in a submarine and the window just cracks ☠️
The scariest thing is we know more about space than our own ocean 😱😱
The men would've experienced the absolute jumpscare of their lives when the window cracked
The way i would have shit my pants instantly lmao
Jacques Piccard soiled his drawers. Needless to say it was a long smelly ride up to the surface.
@David Johnson it's a term for moments in horror films edited to make you jump
Imagine the smell in there on the way back up.
Honestly that would be traumatizing for me.
I'm just casually listening to this while doing dishes😂
Byford dolphin diving bell accident gives you the best example of how huge the water pressure is down there.
You never fail to entertain us
Great video. It doesn't change the point of the video...but for those that care, the water pressure is not 11,000 psi at 4,000 meters (it's closer to 6,000 psi). And free divers don't usually have to worry about decompression sickness (SCUBA divers certainly do though).
Government: don’t go down to 100 meters it’s too dangerous
Herbert Nitsch: hold my breath
Herbert Nitsch: Almost died and now severely disabled.
...
LMAO
Wasn't Herbert Nitsch the dude that helped kill his wife we she tried to break his record.
HA
2:16 Oh, I thought it was scary 5 meters below already. I think I dived like 4 meters under water and after that my head hurt me. It's true though that I'm not a sports person...
How will you learn about other planets when we haven't fully discovered our oceans
I just wanted to say that actually only 1% of the Ocean has been discovered since there is other 3 sides of Earth and we are living in only 1 side
If the oceans evaporated would the earth still be round? Just a thought.