If a person is 6,000 meters deep in the sea, will he lose his way?

Human beings mainly rely on their vision to identify the direction of the terrain, and the sunlight at the depth of 6,000 meters of the ocean has been unable to reach, and there is no way to distinguish the direction without seeing the five fingers, and no one has ever tried to stay in such a deep place without navigation, no one should be able to do it.

Human sensation is mainly touch, sight, and hearing, and touch is mainly the surface characteristics of touching objects. Hearing can distinguish the direction, but generally only in the background sound interference is small, and there is a strong sound source, you can use the sound source to identify the direction of the sound source, the sound source in the ocean is many and mixed, without a clear sound source can not be located. Visual positioning is simpler, that is, to see, to see the direction of the object's shadow in the sun, the position of the sun in the sky, etc., at night you can use the Big Dipper and the North Star, the star of the morning star and other positioning, but 6000 meters deep in the sea, you can't see the five fingers, there are no obvious markers in the water.

The ocean currents in a certain area will have a certain direction, and the deep-sea water is also flowing, so to identify the direction according to the ocean current, it is necessary to explore all the hydrological characteristics in advance and remember them all. Pilot astronauts need to go through a lot of training to locate on the sea surface when they are trained, and when they can see the sky, they can't see the sky in the sea water at a depth of 6,000 meters, and no one can do it just by relying on the current positioning. Putting aside the hypothetical situation, people must take deep-sea diving gear to reach a depth of 6,000 meters, manned diving gear is equipped with navigation and positioning equipment, generally will not get lost, and for safety, the diving gear may also have to hang a rope, which can also prevent the diving gear from getting disoriented.

Man does not have the ability to rely on the earth's magnetic field to discern direction, and it is impossible for him to swim freely in the ocean like a whale. Therefore, without considering the factor that the pressure of the sea water can crush people to death, it is difficult for people in the deep sea at 6,000 meters to discern the direction, and the final result is to die in the belly of the fish.

I think it's very disorienting because it's very vast in the depths of the sea and there aren't any buildings, so it's easy to get lost.

It will be disoriented, some scientific equipment will lose its effectiveness at such a deep seabed, and at the same time the environment is the same, so that we are not easy to distinguish, the surrounding environment is single, and there is no reference.

It's very easy to get lost, because in that strange place, so vast, and human beings are very small, so it's very easy to get lost.

Yes. Because there is no light at all at the depth of 6,000 meters in the sea, it is pitch black, and you can't see anything at all, so you will lose your way.