I think that living in a submarine is better than living in a spaceship because in zero gravity life would be hard, but in a submarine your feet can be solid on the ground.
For example it would be boring just look up at stars all the time, but living in a submarine you could look up to glowing bioluminescence or colourful fish. Also if you had a pet in a spaceship and it went for a dump it would float about in stead of it being in a submarine.
But to be honest sleeping in zero gravity is not what I would call fun because you could slip out of your bed in your sleep and hit your head in the metal ship and sleeping in a submarine you can fall asleep to the sound of the waves and the beautiful glowing fish or creatures. In space all you see is stars and more stars and if you ran out of food on a spaceship you would die of hunger, but on a submarine you can eat fish and live on a healthy diet. In space in the ship broke down it would be intent death and in a submarine you can swim to the surface.
So, that’s why I would live in a submarine instead of a spaceship.
Kia ora! Amelia.
It was fun reading your ideas about living under the sea. You shared many sensible reasons why a submarine is the better choice, especially the part about having a healthy diet of fish! I never would have thought that gravity would help us stay in bed at night. I love my sleep. I went in a little submarine once to look at different fish and sea life. It was very cool, I’m not sure I would have wanted to live in it though.
I noticed there isn’t a picture here, maybe adding a picture of a submarine or a colourful fish would help people visualise what you are describing. Which sea creature would you most want to look at?
Ngā mihi
Caroline
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HAHA Inka,
Such a keen slapper!