how is it that we can make it to the moon?

Question

But we cant even go a mile deep?

Fear of the deep?

Answer 1

Didn't you hear? The moon landing was faked.

I'm assuming your talking about a mile in the ocean? If so, it's because water pressure is greater than air pressure.

Answer 2

That because with every descent, can cause discomfort as it like being squeeze," and go deep enough it can even crush submarines" an ordinary sub can go as far as 1 1/2- 2 miles down". Every descent to the bottom, the pressure increases by depth of 300 ft. In order to achieve such feets sci-entice/engineers need to come up with solutions, that can solve the pressure difference on sea level.

Answer 3

FIRST WE GET AWAY FROM GRAVITY BY FUEL, ONCE IN SPACE WE ARE GUIDED BY ROTATION UNTIL WE ARE AWAY FRON THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE. THEN THE ROCKET IS GUIDED BY MAN UNTIL IT REACHES THE GRAVITATIONAL PULL OF THE MOON. GOING FURTHER WOULD MEAN MORE TIME AND MORE FUEL. PLUS A SURFACE FOR LANDING. IF THE TEMPERATURE IS RIGHT ON THE PLANET, NO PROBLEM. OTHERWISE WE EITHER FREEZE OR BURN TO DEATH.
SUBMARINES HAVE GONE A MILE DEEP INTO THE SEA. NO FEAR THERE.

Answer 4

What??, we have gone over a mile deep off the coast of indonesia. Ya, know thoes really feaky a*s fish.... over a mile deep

Answer 5

isn't nothingness the opposite of somethingness?
space is space because there is nothing there to move through
if you are referring to deep in water, then moving through water and dealing with the weight of it and pressure is a whole different ballgame.
but don't they have submersibles that go that deep?
if you are referring to land, there are lots of mines deeper than 1 mile.

good debate here I guess, cause I'm only guessing I'm not an aeronautics engineer or a naval engineer or any kind of engineer....

Answer 6

Uh... We have been well over a mile deep, my friend. Ocean, and on land..

Answer 7

The pull of gravity

Answer 8

air has less resistance than solid soil thats why!!!!!! :-))