Would you rather explore space or the ocean

I personally, would like to explore space. Think of all the unknown places we haven't visited yet, and I can actually be the first to get there.
(If we had some kind of spacecraft faster than the light)
What is your opinion?

For some, the irony is almost too much to bear. While Congress is eager to fund a $2 billion expedition to search for oceans beneath Europe, some 95% of Earth's oceans are unexplored. While space has been explored to the extent of he current technology.

Space dude, we have already been all over the ocean. Space is so large and vast and i just love see places so it would be amazing. only place is dont want to see is the inside of a black hole. Lol

Yep would go for space, i mean we have already explored the ocean but exploring deep oceans could help us discover new species

i would explore the sea because everybody is looking up in the space but dont got the right evoluiton to see ..

so down there in the sea we will find awesome creatures and dont forget the minerals and resources that are deep down in the middle of earth... but how u get there ???

thru the sea...

I would rather explore the ocean. There is so much uncovered mystery and would be cool to see

As of now I'd rather explore the ocean since current spacecraft are pretty slow and it takes months or years to travel to certain planets. Maybe if we found a way to travel at the speed of light then I'll change my mind.

I'd rather not explore any,

Those places are rather too dark and mysterious for me.

I was going to say space but then I realized we know more about space than our own ocean so I pick ocean

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20-05-2018, 09:15 PM

accented Wrote: I'd rather not explore any,

Those places are rather too dark and mysterious for me.

No, you random stranger on the internetis rather too dark and mysterious for me.

I would rather explore the ocean because I feel like we have a vague idea of whats in space but very little idea of whats at the bottom of the ocean. It would be very interesting to see. I also am a scuba diver so it already interestsme some