There is really only one big ocean. One can sail in a boat in every known "ocean" and "sea", which means they are all connected.

That's exactly what the United States, and the United Nations were trying to stop. The United States Passed their only Public Law Bill on this issue in 1980, which NOW basically controls any U.S. citizen or company from mining the deep sea bed. However, this was almost 7 years AFTER Mr. Schott's claim and does not include control for the deepsea bed in general, nor does it involve control for other countries. See similar questions...

For the most part, our route avoids large stretches of water, although we have planned to ship the vehicles via overseas containers at 4 key junctures in the expedition: Los Angeles to New Zealand, New Zealand to Australia, Australia to Indonesia, and South Africa to Argentina. For the remainder of the expedition, we will be able to get by on local ferries when needed. See similar questions...

Since it is already floating in the ocean, it will not add to the sea level, even if it did melt overnight. Are you aware of any models of sea level rise have been developed as a function of this iceberg's eventual melt. I am actually quite interested in models of glacial melt predictions over time. Actually, this iceberg is not expected to cause any significant sea level rises at all. See similar questions...

The Arctic Ocean surrounds the North Pole. It is the smallest "ocean" with only 5.5 million square miles and 4% of the world's water. It is frozen all the time, except at its edges. The Indian Ocean is the third largest area. It covers about 28 million square miles and holds 20% of the world's water. About 90% of the Indian Ocean is south of the equator. A sea is a branch of one of the five "oceans". A sea is partially enclosed by land. See similar questions...

The back of the envelope calculation shows that there is about 1,000 trillion gallons of water in this iceberg, but it's not "new." It's been in the hydrological cycle. The iceberg contains sufficient water to provide 5 inches of water for the agricultural land of the earth or about 0.5 inches on the land area of the earth. See similar questions...

After learning that I intend to take this trip sans air travel, most people will exclaim that it's a 'neat' thing to do, then after a few moments of reflection, the next question inevitably is "But then how do you get across the oceans?" The answer is painfully obvious when you actually think about it, If I can't fly, then I'll need to take a boat of some sort. I purposefully haven't limited myself to what 'kind' of boat, but most of my daydreams involve private sailing yachts. See similar questions...

Well, the sea image is always really interesting to me, because it has two factors, the idea of being out in a ship at sea: It's first of all the idea of being separated off from the rest of the world, so suddenly finding yourself alone. That's an important part of it. The second part is that you are not in control of the situation. You can influence the situation, you know, you have sails and you have a rudder and you can row. You can change your direction, but there's a huge current as well. See similar questions...

Yes. Tsunamis have been recorded in all the major oceans of the world. However, this phenomenon is mainly restricted to the Pacific basin, an area surrounded by volcanic island arcs, mountain chains and subduction zones earning the nickname the "ring of fire", as it is the most geologically active area on the planet. See similar questions...

The CFC is concerned that pollution and coastal development is not adequately being considered in the MLPA Initiative. Nothing addresses these other concerns. This legislation is, as a result, solely targeting fisherman and those communities whose local businesses and tourism industries rely on fishing. In MLPA reserves, fishing isn't just limited, it is prohibited. See similar questions...

Yes. The game currently includes Midnight, Cobalt, Viridian, Sage, Hunter and the German ocean Opal. Over time we'll continue to roll out new Oceans as demand increases. Each Ocean world is entirely distinct, so their geography, politics and so on will diverge over time. It is not possible to transfer Pirates, Crews or other entities between Oceans. See similar questions...

Questions like these are Ati-prasna or transcendental queries - for which you will not get an answer even if you rack your brain for million of years. Answers to these questions cannot be understood with your intellect. You can understand it only with your intuition. It involves the understanding of the Ultimate Principle, the Intelligence that is behind and beyond these questions, the Cause of all causes, the Subject of all objects. It cannot be known as object. See similar questions...

We ship worldwide, but there are some countries where we can't get insurance to ship packages. Therefore we don't ship to those countries. See similar questions...

Actually, there will be, certainly for now, no serious world-wide consequences. This is a natural event. It actually does have the possibility of blocking the resupply route to McMurdo Station Antarctica, with this iceberg possibly wedging itself between the Ross Ice Shelf and the Victoria Land part of Antarctica. See similar questions...

I think I must of explained it... I told you all I know of this world. If you wish to get an answer from neopets just visit here. It may/may not be what your looking for. See similar questions...

Carbon in the atmosphere exchanges regularly with carbon in the biosphere and carbon in the oceans. With 750 billion metric tons of carbon in the atmosphere and an annual exchange with the biosphere and oceans equal to 200 billion metric tons, an average atom of carbon spends only about 3.6 years in the atmosphere before it exchanges into the atmosphere or biosphere. We can think of this as the average residence time for a carbon atom in the atmosphere. See similar questions...

There are 326 million cubic miles of water on earth. Ninety-seven percent of the earth's water is in the oceans. Two percent is in glaciers and ice caps at the two Poles. One percent is divided among the world's lakes, rivers, groundwater, soil moisture, and water vapor in the air. Seventy-one percent of the Earth's surface is covered with water. See similar questions...

sharable link ] All the water is there. Whether you'll have a loading pause between large sections of the world will depend on how well we optimize things and the horsepower of your computer. Our aim is to make the hitch as minor as possible. The world is divided into a large grid of 2km by 2km 'chunks'. I don't have the numbers off hand, but the maximum depth of the ocean and the highest mountain are both very big numbers. See similar questions...

this time, Quid Pro Clothes operates solely out of the Midnight Ocean. Furthermore, we do not have any plans to open shoppes on any other ocean. We are simply unable to devote the time necessary to operating businesses on other oceans with the same level of excellence that has made Quid Pro Clothes the premier tailor on the Midnight Ocean. See similar questions...

Yes - You can call anywhere in the world, please note rates vary by country. Check on our Rates Page for most current rates. See similar questions...