what are some deep sea problems that humans have made?
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The biggest problem is probably global warming. Global warming disrupts and alters the natural currents in our oceans. Cold water is more dense than warm water and rises. So if we mess up the currents, the living things within the water is disrupted.
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We don't know that humans are the only creatures that can think deeper.  There's evidence that whales are quite intelligent.  Not to mention there's an awful lot of universe out there to contimplate.
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this feat was done in the marianas trench at 6033.5 fathoms deep. see this website!! it has a lot more info than i can provide you with :)\n\nwww.marianatrench.com
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Nobody knows, and anybody who claims they do know are talking nonsense.\n\nPeople have put forwards lots of theories, from the pods trying to rescue sick members who have beached themselves to the effect of marine sonar or pollution. The problem is that no theory fits all the known records of beachings.\n\nWe can rule out all technological and therefore most human causes simply because whale beachings have been recorded regularly for the past 1000 years at least, and sporadically before that. Taking into account the extent of reportage and so forth before the popularisation of newspapers it appears that beachings haven't increased or decreased since Jesus was a boy. If pollution, sonar or other human pollution is having any effect on whales it isn't affecting beachings.\n\nThe idea that sick animals are beaching theselves and drawing in the rest of the pod seems slightly more plausible. The only problem is that several individuals becah themselves round the world every week and their pods don't follow them in. So why does it only happen sometimes? We then have the added problem that the beachings are quite often mass events. A beach will be deserted and then covered in whales half an hour later. That is highly implausible if it were caused by sick animals wandering onto the beach and the others wandering in after it. It seems to be a concerted effort. \n\nThe sick animal idea also doesn't account for the fact that whales that do float free either naturally or with humans assistance often beach themsleves again within days on  another beach.\n\n\nWhales probably beach themselves for lots of reasons. Sometimes it is because they simply don't see the beach until it is too late, sometimes they probably are trying to aid a comrade, sometimes the pod may have been posioned by human pollution or simply a red tide, sometimes they are chased onto the beach by charks or killer whales and so forth. Trying to assign one cause to whale beachings is like trying to assign one cause to cats getting stuck in trees or one cause to people having car accidents. Each case is unique with unique contributing factors.
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The deepest part of the ocean floor is the Aleutian Trench off of the Aleutian islands (somewhere in the pacific. You will have to google). Man does not have the technology to reach the ocean floor.  Would be interesting if they could. I can certainly imagine that there are numerous sea creatures we have yet to discover.
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Underwater earthquakes cause Tsunamis. Not god you braindead christian nitwit!
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Well, there are actually a number of answers to that question. \n1) There are underground springs and water tables, which are why people had wells, and some folks still do today. Most western states have wells that reach into actual rivers that run beneath the surface, approx. 180 feet down. There are also windmills that pump water from underground springs and such.\n2) The polar caps are also almost 85% fresh water, and as they are slowly melting they are even now effecting the tides and current flows. Due to the changing salinity in the oceans, the Gulf Stream for one is already altering its course slightly..\n3) As the water began to lower, it was also evaporating, enriching the atmosphere with an increase of moisture. Thus, making the upper levels of the atmosphere richer, and raising the oxygen levels. Believe it or not, water has a direct impact on the air supplies.. Not many people realize that, but it's true.\n    Good luck with all your answers...
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Its another part of our evolving lives. Its easily cured however, just think about it. The ice caps melt and sea level rises. Fair enough, Our resovoirs are empty, so if we desalinate sea water and use it for washing etc, we will be using it as fast as the ice caps are losing it, Thus leaving a bit of fresh water to drink and stopping us all from drowning, i dont know why the politicians didnt think of it!!!
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The bigger problem is useable water.  Only 1% of earth's water can be used by humans.  The rest is salt water or glaciation.  Here's a good website explaining more:\n\nhttp://ga.water.usgs.gov/edu/earthwherewater.html
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As above, the water, atmostpheric pressure, and temperature aren't concducive to human life. But there's another issue: response time. Right now, we have the technology to build a station on Mars. But if something went wrong, it would take us two or three years to get a repairman there!\n\nBecause it takes so long to get there, any settlement on Mars would have to be COMPLETELY self-sustaining, and that's what's really holding us up. (We couldn't even keep the International Space Station going as long as it should have).
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Titanium with special alloy bolts so saltwater doesn't corrode. Light weight for its strength.\nSome deep sea are silica glass. The strength increases as the compressive loads are applied.\nCheck Jacques Cousteau. He made some special deep diving.\nWoods Hole Oceanographic Institute has Alvin.
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Your question is so broad you are asking for\nan answer that could earn someone a Master's degree!\n\nI would say that resources is the major problem in these areas.  Lack of water, food, shelter, education, housing, medicine, doctors, ...
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Yes, it's harder because of the water pressure from the outside water increases as depth increases.\n\nEvery 33 feet of water is another atmosphere of pressure.
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Because of scaling, corrosion, and sediment problems.  The dissolved solids in seawater tend to cause excessive problems.  \n\nIf there is any evaporation taking place, the water vapor leaves behind all of the dissolved solids, and scaling and corrosion can occur even where there is no evaporation.
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Currents flow in complex patterns affected by wind, the water's salinity and heat content, bottom topography, and the earth's rotation.
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Water and impurities in the water cause friction.
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how long is  apeice of string???\nwouldnt it be good to see what is lurking at the bottom of the sea. could be a whole new world!! (well you never know!)