长期以来，人类从未放弃对海洋的不断探索。海洋占地球总面积的70%，占地

For a long time, mankind has never given up the continuous exploration of the ocean. The ocean accounts for 70% of the earth's total area and more than 90% of the earth's living space. In fact, in the vast ocean world, the ocean affects the climate and weather phenomena on the landing ground. A large number of marine animals and plants are important food sources for mankind. Changes in the earth’s oceans will directly affect our lives on land, so it is necessary for us to detect such changes in the early stages. Exploring the seabed can also satisfy human curiosity and thirst for unknown knowledge. Only a small part of the world’s oceans has been explored. Because the ocean is of great significance to human survival, the exploration of the ocean is very important.

For a long time, mankind has never given up its constant exploration of the oceans. The oceans account for 70% of the Earth's total area and more than 90% of the Earth's living space. In fact, in the vast sea world, the oceans affect the climate and weather phenomena on the landing ground. A large number of marine flora and fauna are an important source of food for mankind. Changes in the Earth's oceans will directly affect our lives on land, so it is necessary to detect such changes at an early stage. Exploring the sea floor also satisfies human curiosity and a desire for unknown knowledge. Only a small part of the world's oceans have been explored. Because the ocean is of great significance to human existence, it is very important to explore the ocean.

For a long time, mankind has never given up the continuous exploration of the ocean. The ocean accounts for 70% of the total area of the earth and more than 90% of the earth's living space. In fact, in the vast ocean world, the ocean affects the climate and weather phenomena on land. A large number of marine animals and plants are important food sources for human beings. The changes of the earth's oceans will directly affect our life on land, so it is necessary for us to detect these changes at an early stage. Exploring the bottom of the sea can also satisfy human curiosity and thirst for unknown knowledge. Only a small part of the world's oceans have been explored. Because the ocean is of great significance to human survival, the exploration of the ocean is very important.<br>