What is the deepest sea in the kerbol system and where is it?

[Chocolat Oreos]

What is the deepest sea in the kerbol system and where is it?

[NSEP]

Hmmmm, lets see.

We know we have only 3 candidates Eve, Kerbin and Laythe. 

Lets start of with Eve.

As we can see here, the deepest point on Eve is 5.6km deep. The deepest point looks like it is 45 degrees South and 135 degrees West.

On to Kerbin.

Kerbins lowest point is about 1km deep, so Kerbin falls of immediately.

So does Laythe,

So clearly is the winner is Eve with its South West sea.

[Chocolat Oreos]

Thanks man

Edited August 17, 2017 by Chocolat Oreos

[Chocolat Oreos]

@NSEP Can you PLEASE send me a screenshot of the place where that is? I really wanna dive in there for a excrementsty video?

[NSEP]

2 minutes ago, Chocolat Oreos said:

@NSEP Can you PLEASE send me a screenshot of the place where that is? I really wanna dive in there for a excrementsty video?

Im afraid i cant do that now, all i know that its 135 degrees west and 45 degrees south on Eve

[Chocolat Oreos]

@NSEP Can you give the coordinates thn, so i can just hyperedit myself to there?

 

[Geonovast]

 

 

 

[Chocolat Oreos]

@Geonovast LOL

[NSEP]

5 minutes ago, Chocolat Oreos said:

@NSEP Can you give the coordinates thn, so i can just hyperedit myself to there?

 

I dont entirely know but the latitude is -45, thats all i know still got to figure out th longitude

[Chocolat Oreos]

thanks

[Chocolat Oreos]

still didn't find it ;-;

 

@NSEPAnd correction, i've diven on 3 random spots and they all went to about 1.1km on kerbin instead of the 900 meters you stated

[purpleivan]

For some reason this thread has me thinking of a song, something along the lines of "la, la, laa, la, la, laa... James Kermaron"

Edited August 18, 2017 by purpleivan

[cubinator]

It is thought that Jool contains a sort of incredibly high pressure liquid hydrogen in it's core, however it is impossible for a spacecraft to visit it because it would be destroyed by intense temperatures and pressures long before getting that deep.