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From my google searches it seems that there really isn't much research that is publicly provided on these subjects, yes you get the bottom water for the Antarctic but regarding pictures and such there isn't much to go by. I've heard there is huge volcanic activity on both ends but there just doesn't seem to be many photos on the subject outside of graphs and what not. What do you guys think? Are you curious as to what kind of life is down there etc.?
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2013-09-23, 10:07 AM #1Elemental Lord
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Bottom of Arctic and Antarctic Oceans?
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2013-09-23, 10:14 AM #2Deleted
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2013-09-23, 11:07 AM #3Banned
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The holes that lead to the hollow earth inner are located there.
The Nazies used flying saucers to hide in there which is why there are no pictures. Or did they go to the moon?
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2013-09-23, 01:32 PM #4Epic!
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Sedimentary rock, bottom-feeding protozoa, and all sorts of things bottom-of-oceany?
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2013-09-23, 01:40 PM #5Banned
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2013-09-23, 01:49 PM #6Banned
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Don't forget the middle earth people and the tall greys. Originally Posted by Valort
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2013-09-23, 03:02 PM #7DeletedPenquins, seals, whales, colossal squid? There should also be some exotic microbial life in some of the water reserves locked between layers of ice. Also, apparently with all the ice melted Antartica would be a bunch of small islands close together. What more do you want to know? It's not that exciting. Well, if you're into really exotic biological stuff it is. But it's not like it's filled with all kinds of monsters. Originally Posted by Aang
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2013-09-23, 03:10 PM #8Herald of the Titans
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The bottom of any ocean is a fairly boring place, I would imagine. Originally Posted by Aang
Its a vast, featureless abyssal plain - void of most life above microbial level, lacking any significant geological features other than cracks and vents in the ocean floor.
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2013-09-23, 04:18 PM #9Merely a Setback
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Geologically, the bottom of the ocean, regardless of location, is pretty boring. Long stretches of desert-like nothingness occasionally interrupted with mountains and valleys. There's little to no plant life as it is too far from the sun, save non-photosynthetic life that lives around some incredibly deep volcanic vents. There isn't much in the way of fish life either, as it's too cold for a lot of fish, and there's no food.
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2013-09-23, 04:38 PM #10Titan
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Elder Things. There are photos, its just that any one who sees them goes crazy.
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2013-09-23, 05:32 PM #11Deleted
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2013-09-23, 05:37 PM #12Mechagnome
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Last time I was down there, I had a McDonalds before I went shopping in Tescos
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2013-09-23, 05:41 PM #13Stood in the Fire
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2013-09-23, 05:45 PM #14The Patient
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personally im wondering why we arnt asking the same questions about the mariana trench, nothing we've made has been strong enough to reach the bottom in 1 piece... perfect place for a alien underwater base? me thinks so..
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2013-09-23, 06:03 PM #15DeletedYou know, just this month lots of Elder Things have been found, dead and frozen, on the shores of Antarctica... Originally Posted by IIamaKing
They claim these were just sea stars though.
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2013-09-23, 06:34 PM #16Herald of the Titans
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What are you talking about? Mariana trench has been conquered by man. Hell, even James Cameron went down there recently. Originally Posted by Onslaught49
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2013-09-23, 06:58 PM #18Titan
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Why that's where Santa goes scuba-diving, of course.
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There is a surprising amount of animal life on the abyssal plains, and there is a decent amount of food that falls from the upper zones. Originally Posted by smrund
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2013-09-25, 01:44 AM #20Legendary!
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Interesting topic. I'm no marine biologist but it'd be cool to be able to explore someday, even if there wasn't much exciting down there. The vastness and majesty of the oceans is pretty incredible.
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