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¿Question #224858?
pricero1: Have you considered that aliens may be more interested in the oceans than what is on land?

mattomaw: Fish and plankton. And sea-greens and protein from the sea.
Grimsalt: They're burning a whole in the "Doomsday Glacier" in Antarctica.
RealGuest: Given the reports of vessels freely going in and out of the ocean at impossibly high rates of speed, it had occurred to me.
oriecat: Anyone who watched V knows that the water is the important thing.
TomTi89: Let them go down there then. Maybe they'll drown. Maybe they'll find something and advance our mutual knowledge. Maybe they'll find something and not tell us, which, while being bad form, won't hurt us. Maybe they'll explode the entire planet from the core. It's a gamble I'm willing to take.
Chris%20Page: While there's more ocean than surface land, by volume the lithosphere wins. So aliens will just punch through the crust on their way to the tour of the core.
BOBBYCAN: No. Their death rays don't work very well under water.
Woelf: This was literally the plot of Star Trek IV.
imyourskribe: I think the Titanic is of greater cultural significance and interest to us than to some space things