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the place where pressure crushes submarines but jellyfish just keep vibing.
means Extending far down or far in from the surface, edge, or outside — physically, intellectually, or emotionally.
from From Old English 'dēop,' going back to the same ancient Germanic root that gives us 'dip' and 'dive' — a family of words all about going downward into something. Cousins survive across the Germanic languages, like Dutch 'diep' and German 'tief.' The metaphorical 'deep' (deep thoughts, deep feelings) is nearly as old as the literal one; humans have long imagined the mind and heart as places with their own dark fathoms.
- sunlight limit
- Gone past 1,000 meters; below is eternal black
- unmapped
- More of the seafloor is mapped on Mars
- crush zone
- Pressure can flatten steel like a soda can
- slow life
- Some deep clams live over 500 years
mariana trench — deepest ocean location at 36,070 feet in the western pacific near guam
kola superdeep borehole — deepest hole drilled by humans, reaching 40,230 feet in russia in 1989
bohinj cave — deepest underwater sinkhole in europe at 533 feet near lake bohinj, slovenia