The Ocean is Way Deeper Than You Think REACTION!! | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!!

[@Joseph-R]

I find taking a submarine to the bottom of the ocean the most terrifying thing you can do. I would rather be blasted off to the moon and back over taking a submarine to the floor and back.

[@hebercluff1665]

I would rather shoot myself in the foot.

[@Galaxius2117]

Same, honestly. I would literally have all kinds of panic attacks and whatnot simply because of how deep I would be, and also because it would very likely be pitch black at those depths due to sunlight not being able to reach. Not only that, but also knowing how big the risk is due to how deep you are and what the pounds per square inch is like down there... I would honestly say no. Even if you paid me all of the money in the world, I would still say no.

[@Kwantomkaos]

"Dave and the Colossal Squid"... sounds like hentai.

[@xxxentbrandonredhoodrobins7606]

😂😂😂😂

[@cripple9860]

Speaking of Malaysian Flight 370, there's a video by this guy called Lemmino on it that's incredible about it; all his vids are amazing

[@kuwerakeith3683]

yes please

[@fireraid2336]

Yes

[@primary2630]

Yeah lemmino is dope, every vid is interesting

[@TimTim-dq2nf]

esp cicada one

[@intrepidnick2939]

so this

[@Henoik]

Great video! As a former military diver myself, I can say that decompression sickness will never be a factor for a freediver, no matter how deep. Decompression sickness only affects you if you breathe in pressurized gases at depth, not if you carry that air with you from the surface.

[@OGS2099]

Daz doesn't like the ocean because he's a City fan. He can't face nature, he knows the universe doesn't like him.

[@mverick5444]

Swansea city?😭

[@OGS2099]

@@mverick5444 Bradford

[@KevinKillaKam]

Dave "I could be wrong but..." Everyone who has ever watched this channel: "Yeah you probably are".

[@vaahtobileet]

I don't think he's wrong though. Why would the plane be completely crushed if water is flowing freely on the inside of it? Same with the Titanic and the Bismarck. A submarine descending too deep will be crushed or cracked enough to get water spouting in, but then the pressure would be balanced at some point.

[@rycallter3372]

@@vaahtobileet You are correct and so is he.

[@Karle94]

@@vaahtobileet Subs that sink not due to catastophic flooding are crushed into thousands, if not millions of pieces due to implosion. Once this has happened, there is nothing left to flood.

[@blackguardharper7005]

That wasn't the kraken at the end, it was Cthulhu.

[@mverick5444]

Who dat?

[@greasey8695]

I’m glad they’re not Lovecraft spergs like most people on the internet are.

[@KevinKillaKam]

That was a Kraken good video lads.

[@Tattletale-Delta]

I hate

[@misstrunchbull3953]

Dude can you seriously stop

[@richarddimeck4578]

Hahaha dad joke level 100 😂

[@88qhqhquq]

I hate Dude can you seriously stop

[@USMCplzzz]

So tolerant with the rainbow logo 😂

[@chrisdonohue891]

"is this why you two don't go in the s-" yep,yep........ lol

[@jartstopsign]

Some of those fang monsters towards the bottom who swim around in total darkness are the absolute freakiest things on this planet. And only 5% has been discovered? I thought sharks in shallow water were bad but that's horror movie shit

[@hebercluff1665]

Yeah. I know a book where the main character basically got an indestructible body and no longer has the need to breathe, sleep, or eat. She also doesn't age. This person is also incredibly curious, so while on a boat, she thought of jumping in the water with weights strapped to her and seeing how deep the ocean is (this book was in historic times, so it's not like she could Google to get her answer.) However, when she jumps in the water, she looks down once, sees the utter blackness beneath her, and goes, "NOPE! I'M GOOD!" She lets go of the weights and goes back to her boat.

[@rumguk]

I prefer a plane over a boat. Because to die by drowning (eventually you will as if you are MILES from shore, you are not gonna swim anywhere!) must be a much more terrible death than free falling from the sky with a great view. Sure, you`ll eventually be splatting in the ground, but I am convinced you won`t feel that anyway. Probably go unconcious from terror before you hit the ground even. Certainly a quicker death than drowning in water or hypothermia even. That`s how I see it:-)

[@vaahtobileet]

I'm not sure about the going unconscious from terror part, but I agree otherwise.

[@rumguk]

@@vaahtobileet when a car was looking about to roll over me after it hit me from my motorbike i went unconcious for about 20 seconds just before i saw the tire rolling towards my Face. I still remember the thread of the tire. It didnt in the end and i only regained conciousness after they pulled me out from under the car and had removed my helmet. I dont remember how my Helmet got off and me out from under the car. So either a weird memory loss or u conciousness. Less dramatic moment than free Falling from the sky i think...so maybe my body would react like that? Fair enough its assumptions but from my experience not unfounded. Hehhe

[@Melissa-wx4lu]

My first contact with sea water was near Seattle when I was a teenager. Was sitting on the dock with my family when a guy nearby pulled up a crab pot. Sitting on top of it was a starfish. It was deep maroon color, had about 45 arms and looked like it weighed about 50 pounds. I noped my ass right off that dock. and it ruined starfish for me forever.

[@nitab1971]

I'm taking a Transatlantic cruise in November. I can't wait to be out in the middle of the ocean! Deep water fascinates me.

[@dickchese862]

I was on submarines for 6 years, first time we went over Challenger Deep I was told to look at the fathometer I got a little sick.

[@sudmuck]

Is that a meter that tells you how much depth is between your vessel & the ocean floor?

[@dickchese862]

@@sudmuck Yea measured in fathoms not feet or meters, old sailing measurement. 1 fathom = 6ft

[@BRAINLESS_D1ZYYL1ZZY]

nope nope nope no I can't even swim and if I could I would not have been to reach 3 meters down

[@Sandman60077]

They said he swam down to 214 meters on one breath........But did he come back up?

[@Karle94]

The record would not count if he did not.

[@seanstrangeway457]

This man using the intro music of mr.ballen haha

[@LClark-ry9to]

Hi gentlemen, I was in the U.S. Navy and I enjoyed every moment, I understood where I was we also had a navigation officer who would tell us all the information we needed to understand where we were , in the Southwest Pacific from Australia to Japan!⚓️💪

[@wodm]

is that why you 2 dont go in the s/... YES! lol

[@BRAINLESS_D1ZYYL1ZZY]

and I'm now paranoid. I can't even swim in a pool

[@Krokmaniak]

This add of merch at the begining reminded me old fords. ‘Any customer can have a car painted any colour that he wants so long as it is black.’

[@inferlynx737]

This video was made a while ago currently 20% of the ocean floor has been mapped as of June 2020

[@inferlynx737]

@@mattroper7214 I totally agree plus with technical advances I think they can

[@muggshotgaming7555]

TBH that's about how deep I thought the ocean was.

[@MrBigblack62]

You guys should do the one about how big space is

[@vaahtobileet]

they did, and they mentioned it on this video

[@mat3o557]

Please react to extreme parkour

[@nickmccoy85]

R'lyeh Cthulhu fhtagn!

[@voodjin]

If you reach 15.000 meter deep, you will discover Jack Dawson's underwear..

[@russb24]

If you like video games and this frightens you, you really need to check out Subnautica. I haven't played the sequel yet, but the first one is amazing.

[@sneakylike333]

This is RealLifeLore not Inforografics show.

[@gmunden1]

OB: Back to School catalog models...LOL

[@joshuabolton3866]

I watch all their videos

[@vineflower]

Dave is smart, no question

[@BG1435q]

Office bloke "i could be completly wrong about this" Dave

[@grassyknowles63]

2 beards, 1 shaved!

[@slimreaper...skinnyman5467]

Always a proper chilling with the guys atmophere along with a good bit laughter and banter..yess BIG things guys good luck moving forwards

[@Deking24]

Steve Harvey isn’t dead lol he alive and well office bloke Dave .

[@ddjpg4567]

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[@dx2398]

Please react to Cathrine tate -offensive translator...thank you

[@jonathannelson8512]

a comment and like for the algorithm. I really enjoy listening to you guys'. Keep it up

[@manaciel]

Hmm..interesting reaction for me. I recommend you to react to the Champions by Forestella- a crossover group started to be known to the world with great cover on Bohemian Rhapsody. They mashed up Champs league themes with Champions of Jo SuMi; one of the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup anthems.

[@Birick]

Reference the pressure in freaking AU, atmospheric unit.

[@Dabababooey]

Can you guys react to Eric Andre

[@Dabababooey]

Por favor

[@nickpaulsen7604]

Woah, never been this early! Let's gooo

[@somatic47]

I bet your significant other says otherwise 😂

[@nickpaulsen7604]

@@somatic47 Got me there 😂

[@somatic47]

@@nickpaulsen7604 😂😂

[@anthonygrant9879]

Please React to KEY and PEELE WEIRD PLAYLIST Please 🥺

[@cj_curles0671]

Tech Insider’s Vid was better…

[@theoriginalbreadcrumb]

make some pink shit for us dandy fellas.

[@Birick]

Do a deep forest green with white screen printing for new merch

[@Blahmaster106]

I've always loved this video, glad to see them watch it

[@minuette1752]

Emperor Penguins are awesome.

[@pullmyfinger336]

Office Blokes, if you want to be proper awed... try a video called "Hubble's UItra Deep Field in 3D is an amazing journey through space and time" from the VideoFromSpace channel.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Your correct , the titanic isn’t deep enough to implode, there have been submarine accidents that loose power over deep sections and sink to their death, eventually the subs implode becoming a lump of spherical steel it’s be like if you took ALL the metal sheets used to create a submarine lay them flat so there’s no space between them then crumple them into a hall like a tight wadded piece of power in a Sheridan shape as pressure in the ocean is in all directions everywhere , it’d implode to where there’d be no gaps of space in the wad of steel . A few years ago an exploration sun with 2 oceani ccc biologists went down in Avery capable deep sea mini sub . This sun was attached to a cable on an explorer ship when the brake on the cable roll failed and it jsut started dropping them further , trying to stop it when a massive air bubble , a circular shape of white bubbles burst out of the surface of the ocean and the fizzing. Of popping bubbles was a horrific realization that the subs going to implode soon and a human birnd is much much softer than treated steel . When a sun goes too deep it literally IMPLOADS on itself crumpling the entire sun into a ball squeezing it into snowball. When it implaods all the air in the sub is squeezed out of if. The video on it showed the accident being filmed and documented , likely for insurance, maritime services etc . They roll in all the way they might be alive! To one of the sub guys his wife was in the deck as it neared the surface . The footage broke me when you see a small ball of materials it starts craning it out, you hear several people ontbhe ship state that’s probably is it the top cable part Doen there , the deeper , the smaller it’s crumbled . Then you see the oceanic people look at whack other in horror , the pilots wife pleads to help her find them,..sadly she was informed in private that small hall that he slimmmed oh I’ll be cryin and bieng stabbed shot with here 2 “BESTFTIENDS” that had planned to killl her each hangout making her feel isolated , so damn sad! The wife asks how does she get him as

[@teenystudioflicks1635]

Ok, I don't think your 'equalizer' theory applies here. Try sitting on a water balloon and see what happens... I believe that massive pressure wins out over the small amount of liquid in the balloon or in a plane or sub. I think subs add pressure by motor equipment to add more under certain conditions just like space vehicles. The small amount of sea water inside a air or sea vehicle would not hold back the mass of sea water above it at those extreme depths.

[@ninline2000]

There's a fun picture I saw that shows people swimming and surfing and all kinds of sharks and other fish swimming along beneath them. That's what is creepy about the ocean, you don't know what's down there.

[@davidhull8046]

In Taunton in Somerset there is the UK Hydrographic office who are busy working on mapping the entire oceans. I had a job interview and I had to hand in my phone and sign a disclaimer.😎

[@thanos3784]

That's not infographic, That's RealLifeLore.

[@surviver5738]

The titanic wreck is 3800 meters deep. So Dave is right.

[@KarmasAbutch]

Dave: I could be completely wrong but... *is technically right* The people inside however, do not have doors or windows to relieve water pressure when the plane lets it in, and it won’t remain in one piece either way. If it didn’t disintegrate on impact and create surface debris ... it would wash in bits, but all over the place and nowhere near where it went in due to underwater currents

[@scotchmaple]

Dave would knock that squid into a pile of calamari lol

[@darenkaulsay8076]

Theres actually a video that was captured by a science team, that contained a sighting of the giant squid. You guys should watch it and see how big it is !

[@moleymoley32]

I'd love to see those sweatshirts in like a dark chestnut brown with maroon or dark orange lettering for the OB. It'd be pretty tight.

[@MM-jc7uv]

Someone else in the comments mentioned Lemmino and he’s got some great videos you guys should check out

[@luketrottier9388]

The thing with pressure thats important too, is equalization Like, if you had a balloon filled with air at surface level, and then started dragging it underwater, you would have that pressure they describe at those depths playing out on the ballon, since the air inside the balloon is pressurized at atmospheric surface level pressure It is the pressure RELATIVE to surface pressure they mention. However, when James Cameron went to his deepest depth, his environment wasn't at atmospheric surface level pressure. Or put another way, if you had an exactly equal pressure ballon at miles down as the water, it would act as a regular inflated air balloon at the surface. If you filled the air balloon with too much pressure on the surface, relative to the surface, it would explode outward. If the pressure where you are is too strong compared to the object or internal pressure, then it implodes. As long as pressure remains equal, its okay (that is a very loosely accurate way of saying it at least, it isn't perfect)

[@luketrottier9388]

The titanic is deep deep deep. The metal itself has very little atmospheric pressure preserving internal parts (im far from an expert) and stuff And as the ship went down it was filling with increasingly high atmospheric pressurized water. Now if you placed a human or airplane full of air pressurized to surface level atmosphere and cut and pasted them into the titantic's resting depth, they would violently implode

[@camcade8354]

You guys are my comfort videos

[@ma-hw5cm]

Do napoleon oversimplified videos

[@indowneastmaine]

3:50 Good work, Nancy Drew. 🙄

[@salinas831100]

Ocean always freak me out

[@noni5961]

I like these videos. So informative.

[@AngryIrishMan]

Nessy is down there.

[@EddieLove]

Been waiting on this one! Nice!

[@ezelldaniels6064]

Interesting af. Educational

[@darrellpowell6042]

The Ocean is NOT deep. The Ocean is an AREA of where it is. The cracks in the Earth are deep and filled with water. That means the sea is deep.

[@ryanstandre3648]

I believe James Cameron did a movie called The abyss years ago.... Kraken that's the name of our new NHL team in Seattle..Ha!

[@TheRapnep]

Love hockey, but Kraken is a stupid name for a hockey team. What does it even mean? It's a mythical monster who lives in the sea. What's that guy to do with Seattle? Am I missing something? 🤔

[@ryanstandre3648]

@@TheRapnep I'm sorry that you feel that way... the people voted for it. A negative reply wasn't needed . most professional sports teams have strange names. I'm not even a sports fan at all. I was just making a statement/comment that was somewhat relevant to the video.

[@k3n12ock]

Its pretty scary to know that we, as humans, know more about space than we do about our oceans.

[@primary2630]

Relative to size we prob know more about the ocean

[@vaahtobileet]

yeah we definitely know more about the oceans. We probably haven't mapped 5% of the Universe in any detail, we don't even know how large the Universe is (it could even be infinite).

[@myfatassdick]

Yea I gotta agree with the other guys For all we know once we get out of our region in space (however big that is) all laws of physics and chemistry and time could be completely different

[@primary2630]

@@myfatassdick nah lol we know how physics works in the known universe. The region you might be thinking of could be the Oort Cloud

[@myfatassdick]

Primary exactly we know what we know about what we can see but that’s why I said “however big that region is” because beyond what we can see could be completely different It’s just impossible to know For all we know the reason the universe is expanding in all directions faster than light and the night sky is black is because we’re inside a giant black hole that’s consuming another universe even bigger than ours But that’s just my theory As much as I’d like to know I’m sure I’ll never know in this life time

[@wisdomandchaos]

Grey.!

[@derekjohnson5405]

Yay

[@RandumbR6Clips]

Pog

[@V.Perez1985]

I'd really like to see you guys react to the King George songs from Hamilton. He talks to America like he's a crazy ex boyfriend.

[@1x1nDone]

As far as things bring crushed like that deep underwater, they found a plastic chair intact at the bottom of some of the deepest parts of the ocean. I think your body would be fine at dept, but there's no chance your heart could beat hard enough to flow blood through your constricted vessels and arteries (if you could survive for a bit at those depths anyways). Now if you were in a pressurized container at the lowest depths, and it suddenly opened up, that's when crushing can/will happen.

[@garyevans3421]

Dave is right about if the sea water is both inside and outside a ship, it’s not going to crush it. Various airtight objects trapped in side were crushed by pressure, but if opened to the water, the pressure would equalize and not crush a whole ship. There’s been too many basically intact ships discovered to even argue about it. Obviously, a ship is going to be damaged or it wouldn’t have sunk to start with!

[@Ares-mg2nj]

Please react to these videos by real life lore 1.how deep can human dig 2.the universe is way bigger than we think Real life lore has some pretty interesting scientific videos

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[@utilitarian]

Just imagine what we could find if the world stopped spending on stupid space travel and instead focus on learning more about our planet, we might find a way to protect it

[@searic3203]

"Stupid space travel" The only thing that's stupid is your comment

[@utilitarian]

@@searic3203 not really. Why explore the incredibly vastness of space when we can fully explore the much smaller oceans

[@cravityandluvity6022]

@@utilitarian Wth are u talking about

[@utilitarian]

@@cravityandluvity6022 which bit are you obviously confused about?

[@cravityandluvity6022]

@@utilitarian Oh I mean what do u mean by spending stuff on space travel do you mean spending money on rocket ships or what?