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 Fish Filmed at Record DepthResearchers exploring the depths of the Mariana Trench recently set the record for deepest fish ever filmed—and then broke the record during the same study. The two newly discovered species of snailfish were filmed by a team from the University of Aberdeen in Scotland using several remotely controlled submersibles. The second fish was filmed more than five miles below the surface—a depth of 8,145 meters. Researchers say the fish is very fragile and does not like look like any known species. More...
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over 75% of your oceans are undiscovered
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Yet we keep going out into outer space without completely understand our own world, that's really stupid....
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Fredric-frank Myers wrote:Yet we keep going out into outer space without completely understand our own world, that's really stupid.... All the brilliant minds and funding should be used to eradicate sickness and famine first, after that they can explore to their hearts content. If a couple of the boffins don't fancy the sickness/famine work perhaps they could find a way to remove the phrase 'my bad' from existence, or remove the tongues of it's users as their first project, that really would be progress.
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