of course nasa shot a missle into outer space with the trajectory and timing just right to perform a landing on the moon. what a large amount of variables to get just right. Is that easier more feasible and less resource intensive than diving to the bottom of the ocean, which covers most of the earth and is easily accessible? why not send cameras down there? don't even need humans to man a vessel to do such a task. but we forgot how to go to the moon. hmm. something is fishy about that. It's like the more "advanced" we become, the less we even know.
cost to send artemis to the moon: ~$100 billion total or $4 billion per launch and it is a single use craft.. cost for trieste deep dive submarine: ~$3 million. so going to space is orders of magnitude more expensive... some estimates say it would cost ~3billion to map the entirety of the ocean floor. so we know more about the surface of the moon and mars, but not our own home... way to go sciences! people saying I am a bot is quite cool, and the personal attacks make it quite evident the level of discourse is not more than highschool level.
Because you're not bringing anything beyond a middle school analysis to the conversation.
Space is easy. It's a vacuum. There's nothing there. I could throw a ball and it would travel forever. Physics wise, that's easy as shit to work with.
Going to the bottom of the ocean? That's thousands of pounds of pressure per square inch. If you want to see even further, you then have to dig, and that's a MASSIVE can of worms at ocean depths. It's why saturation diving is considered one of the most dangerous jobs in the world.
Honestly, your take on these things is akin to a childs.
No...that's the default.
We don't know much about the deep ocean because it's hard to get to.
We know much more about the moon because we can see it with the naked eye.
We don't know hardly anything about the core of the earth, either. That's not a conspiracy; no one's stopping you from jumping into a volcano.
of course nasa shot a missle into outer space with the trajectory and timing just right to perform a landing on the moon. what a large amount of variables to get just right. Is that easier more feasible and less resource intensive than diving to the bottom of the ocean, which covers most of the earth and is easily accessible? why not send cameras down there? don't even need humans to man a vessel to do such a task. but we forgot how to go to the moon. hmm. something is fishy about that. It's like the more "advanced" we become, the less we even know.
Literally yes. You know fucking nothing about astrophysics or oceanography.
Please go to the bottom of the ocean and implode in a femtosecond, crushing your corpse into dust and erasing you from history forever. Please. Do it.
Drink bleach. You’re not even worth being allowed to post here.
Hence why it has happened multiple times with both.
Your point is what, subhuman retard?
Destruction of information is unconscionable. You remain mentally defective and clearly paid to post here.
You must be the most advanced person on earth.
cost to send artemis to the moon: ~$100 billion total or $4 billion per launch and it is a single use craft.. cost for trieste deep dive submarine: ~$3 million. so going to space is orders of magnitude more expensive... some estimates say it would cost ~3billion to map the entirety of the ocean floor. so we know more about the surface of the moon and mars, but not our own home... way to go sciences! people saying I am a bot is quite cool, and the personal attacks make it quite evident the level of discourse is not more than highschool level.
Because you're not bringing anything beyond a middle school analysis to the conversation.
Space is easy. It's a vacuum. There's nothing there. I could throw a ball and it would travel forever. Physics wise, that's easy as shit to work with.
Going to the bottom of the ocean? That's thousands of pounds of pressure per square inch. If you want to see even further, you then have to dig, and that's a MASSIVE can of worms at ocean depths. It's why saturation diving is considered one of the most dangerous jobs in the world.
Honestly, your take on these things is akin to a childs.