What is the deepest water and can we get there. The deepest water in the world is the Marianas trench in the Pacific Ocean , about 200 miles SW of Guam. The trench is 36,198 ft or 11,033 m deep. The bottom was reached in 1960 by two men in a U.S. navy bathyscape. I am doing a science project on can air and water occupy the same space.
Fish actually breathe oxygen dissolved in water.
A good example of gas dissolved in a liquid is a bottle of pop. When you open it up the CO 2 gas dissolved in it starts to fizz out, yumm. The largest impact of the Moon on the Earth is through tidal forces . The Moon's gravitational pull does indeed pull on the bodies of water on the Earth, creating high and low tides. Land doesn't move as easil y as water, but in some places the Earth's surface does rise and fall 1-2 inches because of the Moon's gravitational pull.