How Deep Is the Ocean In Reality?

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Isn't the ocean more frightening than outer space?

[@scoutypantser]

Definitely!

[@Julie-un2vp]

First like on your comment!

[@christi1672]

BRIGHT SIDE is that your real voice

[@marwan4358]

BRIGHT SIDE Yes it is!

[@krastthedarkmage2010]

It really is

[@armnbepry]

Long answer: This video Short answer: PRETTY DEEP...

[@theweeknd2725]

No i thought it was "gorgeous" deep

[@Dani-ro8uf]

Short answer: SUBNAUTICA

[@curtisleblanc5897]

Short * 1/2 Answer: Deeeep.

[@susietheedgy2160]

Long answer: Preeeeeeeeeeeeeetttyyyyyyyyyyyyyy deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeppppppp

[@Zvontracy]

more like horrendous deep

[@lexigowen7925]

the fact that we have only discovered 5% of the ocean and it goes deeper just gives me the chills

[@aguywhojustcommentsonyt5220]

Who knows there could be a megalodon shark way bigger than the others in the ocean??

[@semoneg2826]

Lol

[@Kalaivani0]

We have discovered only 20% of ocean factually

[@LeoPriscott]

nowhone knows if a monster lives in the mariana trench

[@aviberger7908]

What if the kraken is hiding at 42,000 feet

[@josh0147]

The real question is: *where did the martini meter go?*

[@hyliedoobius5114]

The average diver gets Rapture of the Deep by 200-250 ft and thinks he’s a fish

[@madgunner01]

that absolutely sounds hilarious

[@alganhar1]

It is not, its terrifying and very often fatal. Beyond about 100 metres you have two affects starting to hit you as a diver. The first is Nitrogen Narcosis, which is where 'rapture of the deep' comes from. The second is Oxygen Toxicity. Its why deep divers move of the Nitrox onto Trimix, which reduces the Nitrox component and adds Helium, the amount of helium, depending mostly on the depth. Alternatively they will use a full Heliox mix, though this is mostly used by Saturation Divers. Problem with Trimix is you end up carrying a ton of different gas mixes, rebreathers help by requiring you carry less, but you will still end up with 9 or even more mixes on a deep dive (around 200 metres).

[@josh0147]

Hylie Doobius sound cheaper than mushrooms😂😂

[@jasonscheissegal348]

agreed

[@cholepriccee2069]

"The ocean has enough water to fill a 685-mile long bath tub,'' Yeah a few trillion times over.

[@davidmunk2036]

Dumbest thing I have ever heard.

[@nicknameed]

I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one questioning that

[@robjtko]

That’s exactly what I was thinking. That made absolutely no sense...

[@seawilliams1]

Ridiculous, surely somebody in making this video could have flagged this error. Cheapens the rest of the information. What a shame.

[@ericktellez7632]

Well, to be fair, he isnt technically wrong, “the earth has enough water to fill a cup” isnt wrong either, technically...

[@theweeknd2725]

you forgot to mention that a talking sponge also lives there

[@guywhotriestogetalife5041]

And his House is a Pineapple

[@ishandey6061]

and that he works in the Krusty Krab

[@V7SH4L]

You should come out of the anime world 😂

[@theweeknd2725]

And a speaking starfish is his best friend

[@fadheltahir7247]

And has a pet

[@scootsmcgoots]

Dude, don't you guys check your videos before releasing them? "Enough water to fill a 685 mile long bathtub", that's ridiculous. You lose credibility a LOT if your very first fact is so blatantly wrong.

[@matthewlane4702]

This is what I reckon is a likable comment. Meanwhile some inane, seemingly useless comments will get thousands of likes. Ah, KZbin, ya killing me here.

[@nergal9668]

I mean technically it's true, but it's misleading. "More than enough" would be more accurate, if still an understatement

[@niagaramike528]

Oddly enough, that's when I stopped watching this video. Actually it could fill one bathtub. You'd have a lot left over but it would fill it.

[@diverbob8]

Pretty bazzare comment....that's about that size of a small lake!

[@the_ruq_man]

That isn't incorrect. The ocean does have enough water to fill a 685 mile-long tub. It's just that after it fills the tub, there will still be plenty more left over in the ocean (which is the part he left out).

[@dongskitv]

I feel like I can't breath while watching this lol

[@davidamajako961]

You dont know what that is. Get some chronic hyperventilation like me. Not knowing how to breath.

[@cristianrubio6483]

Ha

[@emmystudios489]

I can’t breath naturally sooooooooo ya

[@Techyesblade]

Sammee

[@zerked.]

Same loo

[@ChaosDraguss]

"Would you dare to go down to the bottom of the Mariana trench?" I don't even go to the deep side of the pool

[@abhinavtiwari1574]

But I will 😂 if I am Aquaman or Superman ❤️👍

[@Shsusssjsjsjs]

I can’t even swim in a 2 meter pool 😭

[@jammer2174]

It's fine as long as something's are the cthulhu or kraken doesn't exist

[@pppeachhhcccatherineee6156]

I have a phobia... I'm scared so no

[@archanaprasad3913]

Yes 😂

[@justinlee7706]

A 685 mile bathtub??? That makes no sense to me.

[@StefTom]

But I got it, if bath tube that long it for sure is even that big so is not human sized, they played our minds with super oversized bath.

[@jithendrakrishnakumar8054]

Justin Lee yeah.....totally wrong

[@keonihunter1635]

Stefan Balint is the bath just a flat platform?

[@justinm1766]

You could fit thousands of regular depth 685 mile long bathtubs. Pacific ocean alone is an estimated 187 quintillion gallons.

[@seattlegolfer]

@@StefTom Your sentence made no sense. Complete jibberish.

[@jrgilbert]

It's fascinating that there are still unknowns in the ocean. In other words, we don't even know if we have found the deepest part of the ocean. To me that is amazing.

[@semoneg2826]

Yes

[@user-ct8pd1pw2n]

*SPOILER ALERT* It's really deep

[@zeearts9484]

Lel

[@sayeedahmadishmam9413]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJS7YYWYet1mmtk Plz subscribe the channel

[@banani1236]

The Bible Spoiler Jesus dies

[@plasma_gt9995]

We get it

[@plasma_gt9995]

SPOILERS ALERT The deepest point is in the Mariana trench called the challenger deep

[@kurisktan]

The Ocean has a lot of secrets and the Mariana can't be the deepest.

[@nobodyyupjustnobody6299]

Wanna know what is the deepest sea ? My girlfriend

[@OmniscientGalloway]

'

[@AmirsPlayhouse]

Soon me and my best friend will go to the bottom of the Mariana trench and make the Greyson and Amir trench.

[@zesuppressor9585]

Ur right Mariana trench is the deepest ocean that the humanity can reach but it's not the deepest

[@YouABitchBoii]

Don’t laugh but I feel like extinct sea animals are real lol u can blame the Meg movie what if there really is a barrier deep deep in the sea. And if it happens to be found it would be the most memorable and historical moment in history

[@ihatemyprofilepicture1893]

You know what's lower than that My grades

[@suviex]

gaming with unicorn k this needs more likes 😂

[@eternityuwu9651]

I have nott click the read more but i know its “my grades” 🙄

[@michaelkertianis]

wanna know whats even lower? my self esteem

[@svpremegodsavage8743]

Ouch that was sick

[@gitahalder6728]

What 12828289988FT

[@coloradoskyes]

"Have you clicked the red button yet?" *"No"* "GREAT"

[@tingsportstv5519]

😂😂

[@NeoKirchBaby]

Colorado Skyes lol

[@deshunstokelin5818]

😂😂😂😂

[@Thorkmalin1970]

yup it was a staples advertisement

[@sandro4089]

I don’t wanna end the world yet

[@James-oo1yq]

Wait!!!! You just said there's enough water in the Oceans to fill a 685 mile long bathtub???? I think you'll find there's a whole lot more water than that....

[@zemtex2323]

Way more water that that

[@mahabubhossainkazi5526]

He meant 685.000.000.000 mile

[@poblox8243]

Way way way way more water than that

[@jarmerson]

Yeah this threw me off. Has to be a mistake.

[@christiansinfield5279]

Its OK saying that length, but to not say how deep this bath is, is just daft..

[@cozygamingandvideos3914]

According to the U.S. Geological Survey, there are over 332,519,000 cubic miles of water on the planet. So, that's a little more than a 685-mile long bathtub.

[@jainayak666]

Ahh, the twilight zone. If you descend to those depths, you'll find most of my relationships ..

[@razieltalos]

Honestly this gives me quite the sense of dread, the crushing depths, the isolation, the pitch black. As soon as they mentioned the cracked windows it gave me a shiver, The thought of being crushed to death in less than a second at that depth is just horrifying

[@razieltalos]

@raw rice that's basically the same as saying "have you tried not being depressed?" Doesn't really help

[@TristanDmarco]

What this video taught me... Never board an RMS ship...

[@ISLAM-bz4yg]

lol true

[@rileyhuckaby792]

True

[@ryxn190]

RMS = Royal Mail Ship.

[@nekotranslates]

@@ryxn190 Royal Majesty / Majesties Ship

[@ryxn190]

@@nekotranslates it can be that

[@MADMAN-bg3zj]

I'd rather die in space than 36,000 ft below.

[@marshalizacuervo3142]

r/wooossssshhhh

[@patagonia816]

Hear, hear 👏

[@randyrosario2373]

Siddhant Jhaveri highly improbable and there would be no point in floating up. I don’t think you understand the pressure there is at 36,000 feet under the ocean surface.

[@randyrosario2373]

Siddhant Jhaveri True. You would need a lot of high pressured air to be released in order for you to ascend and reach the surface. In the first comment you should have said that your “sub” or some kind of “special equipment” would have a chance ascend back to surface. Not your body. But we’re good now that we’ve cleared that up.

[@majesticsideburns6682]

I would rather die with my feet on the ground than in space or the sea

[@metallixro]

Metric system would be a nice addition to these videos..

[@danr1920]

I'm an American and I agree, use the metric system, or at least both.

[@hambaliramleeramlee3475]

Agree

[@romainmignon5136]

metric system is what most scientist from everywhere want to refer

[@Hypocrite420]

That's cringy. The Americans use the only things the other world doesn't use to feel superior.

[@taichiwinchester1102]

​@@Hypocrite420 If I remember correctly there are three countries still use the imperial system. The other two being Liberia (a county built by African slaves who fled the US) and Myanmar.

[@elng5571]

I bet under the trench zone is the friend zone

[@kevorktatoian7595]

I bet too after friend zone it's the blue zone and u get damaged

[@NovemberFoxtrotRC]

That's deep

[@thesmolbean7778]

Lol

[@хороший-б4н]

So much water pressure it’s impossible to get out of it, and it crushes you completely

[@luigidimagnaong1141]

Nah her throat is deeper

[@f4f471]

685 mile long bath tub is way too short , that cannot be correct!

[@taylorwilkins248]

Gilly PP. exactly....if you drive down the 101 from Oregon coast to Southern California it’s just over 1,000 miles....and you see water the whole way...a bit deeper than a bathtub too.

[@nxnaapop]

Gilly PP. look at the titanic and look at the bathtub look 200 miles behind BOOM

[@bal20]

Yeah think they might mean something like 685 trillion miles of bath tubs!

[@sussybaka2147]

I honestly think that Bright Side is a bit inaccurate in a lot of things...

[@HashCracker]

Well it could fill a 685 mile long bathtub, it's true. They never said all the water on Earth would fit in the tub though. IDK why they'd even say this little "fact". It's like a form of brainwashing or something

[@AtypicalPaul]

I just don't understand why we don't explore the ocean more. 95% unexplored is crazy! Everyone wants to go to space but we have not even fully explored our own planet.

[@thecoolnerdplaysvr5674]

Ocean water is hard to see. Telescopes are easy. You have to use special equipment to scan the ocean. Remeber we arent looking for massive stars down there. We are digging through miles deep water. Its not,easy

[@AtypicalPaul]

@@thecoolnerdplaysvr5674 very true and good points :). It is super hard but that shouldn't discourage us from doing so. There are so many intelligent people out there that could accomplish this with the money. 😃 I just love ocean exploration. It's so magical looking down there. 5miles down and they still find life! That's insane to me lol. The pressure that those fish and creatures are thriving in is really wild and we as humans didn't think anything could live that far down. 😃🤪🤯

[@huzaifkhan8372]

@@AtypicalPaul same bruh I feel you 😀

[@Hopeing4hope]

Also think, if you will the major difference in pressure b/t space and our oceans. Its Easter to move through the lack of matter. Than 1100psi who knows maybe with enough outworld exploration we can find materials that make deep water exploration possible.

[@maciethecool8460]

We have only explored 5% of the earth we need to explore 95% more of the earth

[@mstalcup]

7:43 Mentions the depth of Lake Superior and shows a map with an arrow pointing to Hudson Bay.

[@Joe-kb1sm]

Yeah, I saw that too

[@MattMohsOutdoors]

Lol me too I was going to say the same thing.

[@klashpepsi]

yup he only missed it by 468 miles, approx 66 times farther than the deepest spot in the known ocean. lol

[@thavashgovender4345]

He had a few martinis

[@MrOj59]

Also the thumbnail is wrong. Everest is 29k ft and trench 36k so scale totally wrong.

[@rileybeach3984]

The fact that the Atlantic Ocean's deepest point Milwaukee Deep has been less explored than Challenger Deep, it just may be hiding some mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle. After all, it is at the bottom of the Bermuda Triangle. Maybe there are some ship remains in the Puerto Rico Trench that have yet to be disocovered.

[@challenger2031]

Our planet really is just one massive mystery. There is so much we haven't discovered 🌍💙

[@thelorax672]

At 6:03 the guy said 591 feet not 561.

[@satyabrataghosh9169]

Ha ha right

[@clemenciamurillo8169]

Hes probably just a program that they use to make the voice

[@stayup3967]

I know lol

[@camplethargic8]

At 15:21 the vocal states "8 feet" but the graphic says 8 inches.

[@lorrainesmit7483]

I looked it up and 8 inches is probably right. I a bit feel better now...

[@urmom-uz4hp]

How deep is the comment section in reality

[@chloeambalong8601]

XD

[@0subsnovids363]

ur mom up to now 8k meter

[@ihavehighcholestorol]

Xdd

[@kyfife4022]

8 thousand

[@izzat8829]

HHHAAAAHHHAAHAHA

[@mickycaponpon]

Giant squid yet they showed a giant octopus.🤦‍♂

[@crisanto46]

Its not octopus....its septopus(i dont know the spelling) cause it has 7 tentacles

[@craigstethson7233]

@@crisanto46 I red that 7 testicles at first 😂

[@lovingit4450]

😄

[@cursedegg5977]

Crisanto Castro the spelling is correct and just search that up on google and go to images all u will see is pics of hank

[@MTF.NU-7]

Space and the ocean are both equally terrifying. However the ocean is limited. Space has no known limits. It’s quite terrifying to think about either and what lies in them

[@curtisleblanc5897]

10:26 Light doesn't reach this point. Me: That's my cue to "dive" into the comments and never return.

[@ruairimurphy1372]

Oceans are longer than 685 miles and far deeper than bathtubs aha

[@howardlovecraft750]

You just nailed it.

[@jimmyjah]

stopped the video as soon as I heard that... ridiculous.

[@roberthaacke9207]

^^^ just did the exact same thing. Was actually looking through the comments to see if this was brought up. This channel just lost credibility for me

[@GoldenFlash0]

he probably forgot to add MILLION

[@Bnkrobber]

I know right

[@Kekker]

This video was one big math test, trying to convert all those feet to meters..

[@jasondutchman6736]

Nope, no conversion necessary here! ;)

[@tiagodarkpeasant]

@@jasondutchman6736 yep they are, i had to covert to meters to know the volume of water , and them the pressure, i would be able to calculate all in my head, if it was in meters instead of feet

[@tiagodarkpeasant]

There is a reason to the metric system, and it "boils" down to water 1kg of water=1L of water, so it is just a matter of knowing the height and multiply by two round numbers

[@freedomisfromtruth]

So deep in english is different then deep in metric

[@sergiozdrums]

hauauahuhauahuaha same story for me!!! hahaaha

[@PreetiJain-eb3qx]

This was just mind blowing incridble and amazing. I didn't know that our oceans have 5 zones and can range to a depth of 36,070ft..........

[@lucastar0737]

@preeti Jain not all of our ocean is discovered yet, there’s probably a deeper level than that.

[@keizzyalvarado3202]

Hey you forgot to mention the part where SpongeBob lives. XD

[@crisanto46]

Ahahahahah yeah right

[@sinjinfinnplays9366]

Kurashi Edits Because it’s classified information. If it was public everyone would go and visit

[@alipassport7305]

Hahahahaha😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@YeetTheDuck]

Kurashi Edits I get it

[@Andrew-fn8lv]

you stole this comment

[@mittao86]

How can it be free diving when you buy the ticket?

[@tdl487]

Not sure if this is a real question but... Free diving = to dive without scuba gear/ technique of diving several lengths underwater on a single breath of air

[@niklasvilhelm7247]

@@tdl487 it's a joke

[@tatowyn9614]

There’s enough water to fill a 685 mila long bathtub *ay* I think it’s bigger than that dude

[@levarwilliams4054]

Maybe its Beyonce's bathtub

[@masterplays7256]

marshall rudolph yas

[@MyAngelReimu]

It's true though, it didn't say the oceans just has enough water to fill the bathtub. It said the oceans has enough water to fill a 685 mile long bathtub.

[@Varunvii]

true and it has place do more

[@bobhoskins5859]

Yeah the biggest problem isn't the length that he gave the bathtub, the biggest problem is measuring how much water there is in the oceans by length in the first place. Water is measured in volume not length, surely this bloke should have realised that before making a video on the subject. You could have a million mile long bathtub and if it is only an inch deep and an inch wide it still doesn't fit the ocean inside.

[@DarthCrypto]

685 mile long bathtub? Filled by the oceans? Um.............. that would be filled by one of the Great Lakes about 50 times over. Sooooo, yea... great educational content.

[@msn0525]

Who else is confused about the martini thing

[@cberg8866]

The effects of being at those depths is the equivalent of drinking that many martinis, it's just a comparison to explain the euphoric effects

[@iqbalherdriyan2196]

what happened if we drink martini?

[@whocares1600]

EmDoubleYoo I am

[@fewbronzegames]

well i learn a lot about diving so no

[@tatianelima3623]

Me

[@eat_ze_bugs]

"Underwater cycling". Let that sink in.

[@DoomDodgers]

I checked, and there's no sink asking to be let in.

[@immanuelmiles3419]

I checked to.

[@youremotionalsupport194]

In reality, Friend Zone is as deep as Mariana Trench.

[@princevegeta7609]

not my type of friend zone.

[@TXejas19]

No such thing, Its a mythological place

[@yanisng5127]

even deeper, in the inner core of earth

[@SimiJose-io9is]

I love 'your bright side' and 'Alan walker darkside'.

[@Zen-sx5io]

9:41, mentions the giant squid, but shows a drawing of an octopus instead.

[@tattooedman42]

Also, from what I've read, what he describes is known as a colossal squid. It's roughly equivalent to a giant squid, but it's the one that has the barbs on it's tentacles, whereas a giant squids tentacles are smoother with no barbs.

[@foreverpinkf.7603]

Unimportant details: let´s say something in the water.

[@tattooedman42]

@@foreverpinkf.7603 not unimportant. If you're going to say something or show something, get it right or don't do it at all. That is how people get the wrong ideas and information about things.

[@mohnjarx7801]

Next he'll say if you dig long enough in the mariana trench you'll reach china

[@tattooedman42]

@@mohnjarx7801 Wait, you mean you won't? lol

[@bobzombie2710]

685 miles long? Must be a very wide and very deep tub..

[@justinm1766]

The bathtub statement means nothing. The total gallons requires scientific notation. Just imagine all oceans empty

[@tommyhunter1817]

For real. The Atlantic alone is more than 685 miles wide.

[@coconutcore]

How did not literally everyone else notice that? HOW DID THE WRITER NOT NOTICE THAT!?!

[@101blog]

Agreed total baloney

[@bobzombie2710]

@@justinm1766 Then they shouldn't have made the statement at all.

[@graysonmoore1897]

When he was talking about Lake Superior he pointed at the hudson bay

[@krystalstar4065]

As an Asian, I find everything on the menu rather captivating

[@cerenity3578]

And that's why we're now in a tragic outbreak.

[@tr0nmo992]

BRIGHT SIDE: “*Twillight Zone*” Me: Is this where they film that show?

[@Gottaculat]

6 Martinis makes you hallucinate? Lightweight. XD

[@ayushmansen1140]

I've always been fascinated by the oceans, and therefore, I thoroughly enjoyed this video 😊

[@sanandreasX]

What if there's like a secret world/society down there. And when you reach a certain Networth you have the option to go live there?

[@neomis0119]

3:26 "you'll encounter whale sharks, Which are the largest fish species in existence" how do we know this since we've only explored 5% of the ocean? seems Fishy :)

[@neomis0119]

I Understand your logic. We measure everything by our understanding, but the statement stands as a definitive statement, therefor rendering it incorrect in itself. That would be like an Astronomer saying Planet HD 100546b or Kepler-10c is the largest planet(Solid, non brown dwarf planet) in existence, which no Astronomer would ever say, based on the information we have. I digress, the comment was for much more then pointing this out, but for the humor within. Thank you.

[@7oday]

Is that a pun?

[@demonoxis6074]

pretty sure this was supposed to be a pun

[@jasonscheissegal348]

Ziiiiing!!!!

[@hazardspeed7504]

Blue whale?

[@walyuddin8400]

You said 591 instead of 561ft. In 6:10

[@loveadriano2749]

Notice that too

[@qirex3093]

Same... I just had a quick look to see if someone else had posted it already ;-)

[@randyufimzeff883]

I was looking for a comment on that

[@colinbuffam5335]

@@randyufimzeff883 Glad you noticed it too, thought i needed my ears de-waxing

[@randyufimzeff883]

Ha me to I was just about to replay it when I saw this comment

[@joejones6762]

You lost me at about the 35 second mark. "There is enough water in the oceans to fill a 685 mile long bath tub" Is this statement not completely meaningless? To discuss volume it seems to me you must address width, depth and length. Since I'm an east coaster and most familiar with the Atlantic let's just consider it for some perspective. Using VERY rough numbers let say the average width of the Atlantic from the Americas (North, Central, and South) to the European and African Continents 3,000+ miles wide, the distance from the North Pole to the South is about 12,000 miles (we'll call this height), and the average depth of the Atlantic is about 5 miles. Using these numbers there would be ROUGHLY 180,000,000 cubic miles of water in the Atlantic alone. If you 685 mile long bath tub was a mile wide, in order to hold the volume of the Atlantic alone it would have to be about tall enough to reach the moon, which I think is is ROUGHLY 250,000 miles away. Somebody help me out here, have I lost my mind?

[@obaidbalkhair7647]

Yes you did

[@rowan6427]

Yeah - a patently ridiculous claim. No one caught this during the taping or production of graphics?! Some other less egregious issues but enough to render the whole endeavor questionable.

[@Labroidas]

You are absolutely right, this weirdly meaningless and plain wrong comparison made the whole scientific validity of this video questionable. Whoever came up with it has apparently no concept of orders of magnitude.

[@jeppehgsbro4274]

He is technically not wrong, though there is enough water in the oceans to fill a lot of bathtubs.

[@sanjeen2503]

Probably missed the word "billion"

[@ryans.3596]

“There’s enough water in the oceans to fill a 685 mile long bathtub” This has to be a mistake. Perhaps they meant to say 685 Million?? The volume of water in a 685 mile long bathtub would be absolutely microscopic compared to the water in the oceans!

[@fjbekkering]

Haha I thought that exactly. I did some calculations and with an average bathhtub filled with 80 gallons and a length of 60 inches, together with the Quora estimate of 352 quintillion gallons of water, I come to a bathtub of about 4 quadrillion miles long.

[@rubypals6839]

He said MILE LONG BATHTUB folks..😉

[@MythicGamesYT]

Who noticed that at 561 ft he said... 591 ft Like this if you agree🤟🤙

[@MariaMaria-2608]

magiva mystic yeah i replay twice

[@penisman69420]

who cares

[@davidarosseter3.051]

I did

[@leonardjamesdeleon5934]

OH MY ITS SO FUNNY!

[@antonioj.2147]

Me

[@growtherlust8702]

6:00 He says 591feet . *Shows 561Feet* Lol

[@Juan_of_a_kind]

Also at 15:22 he says 8 ft, but shows inches. Seems like this guy was in a DEEP hurry to post.

[@ICE69ROG]

Are you serious the oceans can fill way more than a 685 mile long bathtub.

[@zeearts9484]

Yeah

[@norenem7995]

Yah I was confused about that part lol

[@HelloKitty-sc3vo]

Right. More like a 685 million mile bathtub. Maybe that's what they ment to say.

[@oo0Spyder0oo]

Well bathtubs have high sides so you need to think how deep this would be also.

[@NEEDCheese]

I concur... its has to be wrong.

[@bhenschameleons5034]

But the Ocean will never be as deep as the pringles can when you reach for that last chip

[@ravenking5558]

The European Eel can be found in Europe. What a surprise!

[@QaRajhCreations]

A snarky comment to be sure, but with plants and animals, the name isn't always a certain pointer to where the animal can be found. Sibirian huskies for example. While a domesticated animal might not be the best example, domestication (and the following extinction of the creature's original habitat) can explain part of it. You can also find European Rabbits in Australia, so yea.

[@potatopalian1941]

@@QaRajhCreations they said CAN be found Not ONLY found

[@potatopalian1941]

Or where it originated from

[@aaryanp.1404]

He was just explaining If we talk about Africanized Honey Bees ,they live in North America

[@antoinette4424]

*I never thought I would be this scared of water.*

[@brodiefolkard6438]

1 problem: The measurement is in feet

[@toaddoesntlikemayonnaise2169]

Yep from Australia, but I just convert it.

[@nekotranslates]

@@toaddoesntlikemayonnaise2169 I believe the ocean is alot deeper than 35,000FT or 8,500M - I believe you can reach 12,000M no problem, just guess we not found the right spot yet... The deepest hole is 12,000M, the place where weather occurs is up to 12,000M, so it makes sense the oceans is 12,000M too. Wonder if trenches are why there is an underwater ocean? Hmm,

[@toaddoesntlikemayonnaise2169]

@Naughty Nero Plays, I definitely agree with you on that one. Underwater trenches such as the Mariana’s Trench could possibly be a passage way to an underwater ocean. Humans have only discovered 5% of the ocean and its many unique and wonderful creatures. I love watching Life Noggin, Reallifelore, Vsause’s “Mindspace” episodes. No hate to Bright Side, But I find their channels to be a little more interesting. I love learning about the Earth and its many different places and landmarks.

[@toaddoesntlikemayonnaise2169]

The Australian Coasts are a lot deeper than people would think

[@comradekarlvonschnitzelste8218]

You can convert it so easily smh MERICA

[@hiitsaliciaempathylovepeac5262]

Personally, I don't care if there are mistakes in this video (especially since the comment section shows the corrections....over & over). I've always been curious how deep the ocean was & everytime I looked it up all I got was #'s. I'm very visual so, this vid. really puts it in perspective for me in a way that I can understand. I also appreciate measurement in feet b/c I don't know metric & I didn't have to pause & look up the conversion thank you! 👍🌊

[@juliansuede4102]

Your Know what is the Lowest? My Grades

[@B41LEY1SH1M]

You copied someone on reaction Time vid

[@maya-fq5pv]

you know whats the lowest??? *my mom* jk 😂😂😂

[@SarynPrime]

@@maya-fq5pv I SEE WAT YOU DID THERE

[@SarynPrime]

Wunact Gamer TV same

[@maya-fq5pv]

john paul songayab 😜😜😜😂😂

[@lxndxonyt5464]

5:59 UMMM.... IT SAYS IT IS 561 FEET, NOT 591!!! Like if you noticed

[@ihateyoutubehandles444]

lol

[@tylercarrillo8023]

😂😂

[@marsiii2176]

6 is upside down of 9

[@user-ow2cs7fb5l]

It dose!

[@kristofer1004]

"liKe iF yOu nOTicEd"

[@500subscriberswithoutavide7]

Did anyone notice in 6:00 he said 591 ft but it showed 561 ft

[@ajithmani117]

add me too, 501 subscribers now

[@Cyrusgaming2024]

Yes I noticed so I was searching for this comment

[@kvngtroy3067]

500 subscribers without a video I Was Jus Gon Say Tht

[@burnyobisej]

this comment i want to see🤣

[@andyappleton3353]

I noticed it too. Glad I didn't comment on it. Ya beat me to it.

[@aesthedanieru]

Fun Fact: You are lying on your bed while watching this.

[@kyodairiker]

I watched this sitting at my table

[@chitranshchaudhary6071]

Right

[@nahfam2735]

Shhh

[@CannibalOX99]

Couch. Wife hates me. Lol

[@juhoteittinen5914]

Yes I am

[@hankjohnston4765]

Why do most old Boats look like the Titanic?!

[@samburwell8612]

A lot of old boats looked like it. If anything there’s older boats that makes it look like the titanic and Olympic copied there looks. Prolly just the style back then

[@patata9502]

most boats are made from the same "brand" what i mean is that most boats are pretty much the same, they are "RMS" for example "RMS TITANIC" and mch others on the video

[@carlmaster9690]

Basic design feature back then

[@nxnaapop]

Henry Johnston the ships that look the same are all from white star line Lusitania, Mauritania, Olympic, Britannia, Queen Mary and also Carpathia

[@hanphilnoffz8827]

@@samburwell8612 Olympic is older

[@someonesaidstfu]

"Enough water in the ocean to fill a 685 mile bathtub..." Ummm...there is a LOT more than that. You could lay that bathtub out between Cali and China and you haven't even scratched the surface. That statement might be true if it was in regards to being .000001 of the oceans water. 326,000,000,000,000,000,000 gallons of water on the Earth - a bathtub holds about 80 Gallons. You are magnitudes of order off Bright ;)

[@TorgoFraNorgo]

I'm pretty sure they meant a bathub scaled up in all dimensions so that it would be 685 miles long. Not a regular sized bathtub that was just super long. So you have to cube the value. According to wolfram alpha, you'd actually need about 5 such bathtubs (assuming I did the math right). A little off, but not by many orders of magnitude. www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=(685+miles+%2F+bathtub+length)%5E3+*+bathtub+volume+%2F+volume+of+earth+oceans

[@ribbitgoesthedoglastnamehe4681]

@@TorgoFraNorgo or a single normal sized bathtub-like 32 dimensional object. Though our universe runs out of dimensions at 12 or something according to recent hypotheses.

[@ribbitgoesthedoglastnamehe4681]

You could float that tub between cali and china, and it might get lost for YEARS before anyone finding it by accident. It might take days for world navies to locate it if working together. The oceans are big. Sure its long, but you cant see it from a normal plane, and a lot the ocean is unused by normal shipping.

[@sakshi1904]

@@ribbitgoesthedoglastnamehe4681 but you should #kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppCYqIykmMuliLM

[@robertjohnson8250]

it should be 685 miles long & wide

[@joshskidmore1196]

Wow im surprised scientists discovered thousands of galaxies, but unsure if they discovered our oceans... wow

[@shalen777]

Josh Skidmore hey this is Shalendore

[@aezrithferova6928]

Unsure if they discovered our oceans? Sorry, I havent watched the video yet, but what do you mean? If you mean they have discovered thousands of galaxies but not have explored most of what the oceans offer, then I wont even answer that.

[@ChewOnMy4head]

Shalendore Tolbert hey this is chud

[@victorguost]

Galaxies emits very bright light. Deep seas can't be seen through.

[@alfa6520]

It is because space is a little easier than ocean. First reason is, space doesn't have a pressure so metals are able to withstand to go into space. Oceans on the other hand, have high water pressure everytime you go deeper so you need a strong metal to go deeper. Not to mention, ocean deep is very dark so it's harder to explore

[@takemehome5749]

Isn't this just RealLifeLore's "The Ocean Is Way Deeper Than You Think" video but extended to be more than 10 minutes?

[@thebahooplamaster]

Yes. I want to go so deep that I end up drinking 50 martinis

[@NoahmassMulti]

thebahooplamaster me to

[@Greifchen]

thebahooplamaster Sounds like you have a death wish? Ahaha but seriously, you don't really feel like drinking a martini if you dive like you should. And you don't feel this inside a submarine anyways

[@LIVdaBrand]

That’s what she said he said😂

[@James-lo3hg]

thebahooplamaster same

[@Reltropolis]

Thumbnail = clickbait

[@lifewithbreion1392]

And here i am scared to put my feet in the water🤣🤣🤣

[@marshalizacuervo3142]

r/wooosssshhhhh

[@goodmanfilife]

7 miles deep of ocean.

[@Andrew-fn8lv]

on beaches it’s fine if your like 3 feet down in the water though you could get bitten

[@TheChadthemyththelegend]

So that means u don't take a bath😆✌

[@lifewithbreion1392]

@@Andrew-fn8lv most people go up to their neck in water.. I notice myself doing it often, then i have to remind myself 🤣🤣

[@touqeerahmed4032]

695 mile long bathtub? What are you 12?

[@AMTECHNICAL1]

congratulations! for our bright side family's 15 million subscribers.

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Thank you very much!

[@mattikaki]

CLICKBAIT. I spent over 17 mins for nothing. I was waiting something new, which was much deeper than discovered nearly 60 yrs ago. Why do you have that odd image as clickbait? And now I’ve spent two more mins in writing this.

[@visheshpandita2787]

Same. Two more minutes finding the comment which criticize the clickbait also!

[@DodgyBrothersEngineering]

No new discoveries but time well spent learning where all the plastic bags are.

[@x.Sai.x]

mattikaki how slow do you type

[@Raikku]

Kiitos

[@whothefoxcares]

*I'll give you a dollar to put this video in the ocean's deepest crevice.* That'll teach alphabet.com's shareholders a lesson.

[@MasculineMan]

I really don't understand how often you guys upload, I struggle with once a week lol. How do you guys do it? Tell me your secrets Bright Side. Interesting stuff though, can always count on you guys for cool content

[@MVKoushal]

Bro even me too

[@janadema211]

This is probably their full time job so they probably make 10 video's a day and save them for the day after to upload more

[@seanp2035]

It’s because they steal video ideas from real life lore and wendover productions

[@pratiksawant2268]

Masculine Man . Bright side is not a single person, they are a team. More than half a dozen people work daily to make bright side possible.

[@MVKoushal]

Pratik Sawant u r absolutely right 😎

[@Slayer-ps1rl]

Subscribed it's great to learn new things 💙💯

[@juleekhatun4722]

Amazing video👌

[@tanjimjinat1107]

Julee Khatun kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJS7YYWYet1mmtk Plz subscribe the channel

[@curtisleblanc5897]

I would not mind seeing a spider-crab in a museum or something. But if I saw it walking near me.

[@TheReal-TRL]

At 10:00 giant squid? 🐙 octopus picture

[@slanq6219]

Ikr 😂😂

[@kzamoe]

Im dead

[@philspaces7213]

Het friend, just a friendly fyi, the Lake Superior that you pinned, is actually Hudson Bay. Superior is south west of that location

[@stampzplayz6767]

I watched this without understanding the measurements

[@tijanabozovic3]

Literally same I'm a bit annoyed lol

[@nickojuniorson]

Take it this way, an average human being is around 5-6 feet tall, now compare that to the mariana trench, a good sense of how deep it really is O_o

[@stampzplayz6767]

m.i.n.o r.i.t.y ?????

[@stampzplayz6767]

mk 🥿🥿🥿🥿🥿🥿 that’s a short person 😂😂😂😂

[@nickojuniorson]

@@stampzplayz6767 oh well😂😂but you get it now

[@efrainibanez8734]

Dam that’s 1,093 martinis lol

[@clasqm]

The name's Bond, James Bond. I'll have another Martini.

[@harrymack5610]

Michel Clasquin-Johnson shakin not stirred

[@DJDoubleCee]

13:01, that’s how deep the Titanic is in the ocean? No wonder why it took so long to find it after it sank and since the water pressure is extremely intense at that point that would explain why nobody found any dead bodies.

[@semoneg2826]

Yep that guy was very brave to go down and find it...MH 370 plane could have gone even further than that

[@ismaelz3454]

I can only imagine the ocean is way deeper than 36,000 feet. Given that airplanes only fly within the stratosphere. A mere 6 miles, whereas the Earth's solid crust is at least 21 miles deep (110,000 feet) So you can only imagine. There's hardly any way to grasp a visual of how deep that really is. We've only discovered 5% of the underwater world... kinda scary. Especially when you think about just how dark it is down there and how small we are compared to underwater creatures.

[@Astraeus..]

While it is TECHNICALLY accurate to say that there's enough water in the oceans to fill a 685-mile long bathtub, that particular statement is ridiculous and completely pointless. It also gives the impression that, for some reason, you folks believe a 685 mile long bathtub would be able to contain the entirety of the worlds oceans.....which is obviously nonsense. An "average" size bathtub is (using larger estimates) 60x32x20. Roughly speaking if Depth is 1, width is 1.5, and length is 3. Given that average, you could use a 6850 mile long tub (around 2200m deep and 3500m wide) and still not even come close to using all the water in the oceans. You could easily fill 10 of those tubs, and still not be done with the oceans...all in all, mention of a 685 mile long tub is just some ridiculous addition that serves no purpose but to annoy people who came expecting something reasonable and intelligent.

[@catcat3964]

Sean C Yeah I thought that was a very strange comment.

[@p.j.talavera8928]

Sean C Thank you for that comment. Wish there were more people like u..

[@AmyAndThePup]

It was a gross oversimplification, but I suspect it was given more for the dramatic effect than any amount of true accuracy. I love the numbers you gave, though, very fascinating and helpful. I appreciate your attention to such detail.

[@geniusgamers8427]

Wow u typed dat??

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

The ocean is very deep.

[@bestamerica]

UNLEASHING POTENTIAL - PSYCHOLOGY VIDEOS The ocean is very deep. ' hi U P P V... saw on the movie ABYSS about deep ocean... very good movie and stunts

[@boipayasoontario6957]

you can see adele rolling in it.

[@vladimirbartels1513]

Thank you

[@InanisNihil]

my throats deeper...

[@infinitygames6028]

Uhh... why are you in every comment section in the bright side's video

[@okrizly3097]

I love how they showed an octopus for giant squid

[@justincredible5414]

The pin used for Lake Superior was way off too.

[@frankvadnais3536]

Justin Credible ya that was the Hudson Bay

[@samiam9059]

More have been on the moon than the great depths of the oceans. Who really knows what is down there. Great video for perspective.

[@Funnychicka34]

Y'all ever wonder why those scary fish have such large and sharp teeth?! They need those teeth to tear into what ever they are eating!! Terrifying to think about what we might discover in the years ahead!

[@minam9480]

Oh mah gosh. Your right.... RUN FOR YEH LIVES! Or Swim...Probably Swim.... Why are you still reading .. Go away... Please.

[@7_muhammadmuharromisusmaya196]

@@minam9480 but you told me to read more

[@nikhilsomvanshi9960]

That, my friend, was deep, literally.

[@ricardop9196]

Not as deep as me in your gf

[@nikhilsomvanshi9960]

It's funny that you think you're funny while you're actually not.

[@ricardop9196]

@@nikhilsomvanshi9960 one person finds me funny

[@zzz6351]

That's impossible because if we dig 128 blocks down we will reach bedrock

[@princevegeta7609]

AndyPlaysMobile thought it was called rock bottom

[@ragingmanatee8389]

AndyPlaysMobile brooooo now this is a real scientist right here

[@aileenmagtibay9935]

Minecraft

[@lookimint4717]

That's Minecraft Dude

[@frostyranger8494]

Lol nice one

[@yazdan6123]

"Would you go to the marina trench?" i can't even swim in the deep side of the pool 😶

[@mrs.narvaez5546]

I can’t believe that all of that was just 5% of the whole ocean! This is crazy! But also great to know how far human kind have gone!

[@thememescheme]

The ocean will never be as deep down as I go down the comments unless you can prove me wrong..

[@zeearts9484]

😂😂😂😂😂...

[@apexpredator6948]

I would but I don’t want to like sorrryyy

[@top10mysteries27]

Proved you wrong.

[@zeearts9484]

Top10 Mysteries media1.tenor.com/images/36d4fa0e9235db0def7b0eafa211d8ae/tenor.gif?itemid=5143507

[@zeearts9484]

Hahahah 😂😂😂

[@oscargaja]

To compare the effect of deep diving with Martini Cocktail intakes, it's really funny and simple to understand!

[@joshnic6639]

Especially if you’re underage! Because let’s face it, everyone drinks martini’s!

[@bartvandenboom2300]

Risk on decomprssion sickness begins at about 30-35 ft. And there is more to it than just rising to quickly.