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Originally Posted by T@T
When Ballard found the invertebrate tubeworms living in 600+ degree water,under extreme pressure 2-3 miles down,feeding off bacteria with zero sunlight it was probably one of the most significant scientific discoveries ever,It showed that life could exist under very strange and harsh conditions...since then though your right...meh to the ocean!
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But your misunderstanding me, those areas where we have volcanic activity are of high interest to marine biologists, they are targetted areas where people are looking.
What I was suggesting is that the vast majority of the oceans is relatively flat plains of nothingness, with those odd little crabs, fishes and of course alien like life that we have seen down there.
This area of the ocean we are quite certain looks the same would represent probably 99% of the oceans, so what I mean by we know pretty much what to expect is in regards to those areas. Its like the moon, we have the layout, we know what to expect in areas we havent been before.
