The NASA Ocean Mystery #shorts

Discover the untold story of why NASA stopped exploring the oceans. Join us on a journey as we uncover the secrets that lie beneath the waves and find out why the space agency turned their attention away from the seas. Uncover the mystery and hidden truths of the ocean as we delve into the history of ocean exploration and why it abruptly came to a halt. Discover what the future holds for ocean research and the new technologies being developed to unlock the secrets of the deep. Get ready to dive into the unknown and unravel the mysteries of the ocean in this exciting video.
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[andersonenke]

After stopping exploring the ocean they immediately start to find ways to leave the earth? What did they find that made them want to leave immediately

[srtstl]

Plot twist:

Nasa: What are we doing???? There ain’t a damn thing down 😂😂

[NotevenJKing]

biggest fear is not knowing what you can't and have no way of surviving. under water where light is void is the worst nightmare ocean exploration could never want to imagine lurking or hiding.

[Get_mossed]

See this is why Thalassaphobia=fear of the ocean is bigger than astrophobia=fear of space

[johnosullivan]

They found what was down there and thought ' we gotta get the fuck off this place '

[Mars]

Don't you love it when you get narrative driven stories that people can just share shit so easily nowadays. The reason was budget, that was the biggest reason. there were also policy changes happening at that time, plus the geopolitical tensions and StarWars program initiation before the program even got a green light they were already wanting to get further space research and focus was shifted.

[RMorton]

They most likely found something they weren’t supposed to find. There are some mysteries on earth that are best left unsolved.

[Smarte_Nptune]

There is a radioactive lizard there with spikes 💀💀

[KeilaNatalie]

How does NASA know what percent of the ocean they discovered if they don’t even know how much of it there is?

[Mr.TimmyPlayz]

They found our dads hanging out and don’t want us to find them

[jackf]

At the time, we were racing Russia to land boots on the moon.

They got called away from exploring the deep and just never went back.

Biggest mistake we’ve ever made as a species.

[nix-cipher]

How did these "astronauts" get through the radiation belts? Those suits seemed to be a bit flimsy to protect a person adequately.

[vlsrxir]

We're just a bubble trying to get to another bubble

[SplashBronny]

What NASA saw down their changed their course of study.😳😳😳

[nightcedargarden]

Maybe because no technology back then and even now cant withstand water pressure beyond 5%.

[MyNameIsGhost]

Realistically is probably just because space is more marketable than ocean exploration which would create more acceptance and enthusiasm among tax players

[penguiniamc]

it literally stands for National Aeronautics and Space Administration. SPACE, not OCEAN.

[MrKD]

I’m sure they found some hellish sounds and demons

[maciar]

I suspect they have discovered something so terrible in the oceans that they are now fleeing to space😂

[mijonipsirc]

The ocean plays a fundamental role in the Earth’s system. It shapes our planet’s climate and weather by absorbing, storing, and transporting large quantities of heat, water, moisture, and carbon dioxide. NASA’s Ocean Physics program enables research that advances our understanding of the ocean’s role in climate. Our scientists utilize NASA satellite and sub-orbital data, climate models and data science to study ocean dynamics, sea level rise, hydrological cycle, and ocean interactions within the Earth system.