Even today our knowledge of the ocean floors remains remarkably low resolution.
Despite advances in technology and exploration, our understanding of ocean floors is still limited. This low resolution of knowledge highlights just how much there is yet to discover beneath the surface. The vastness and complexity of the oceans pose significant challenges for researchers and scientists, making it difficult to map or comprehend the intricate details of underwater landscapes.
Bill Bryson, in his book, underscores this gap, emphasizing that even modern science has not fully penetrated the mysteries of the sea. The ocean is a critical part of our planet, and the lack of comprehensive knowledge can impact both environmental studies and marine conservation efforts. The concept serves as a reminder of the remaining frontiers in our quest for understanding the natural world.
