Wendy Panero, associate professor of earth sciences at Ohio State, and doctoral student Jeff Pigott are pursuing a different hypothesis: that Earth was formed with
entire oceans of water in its interior, and has been continuously supplying water to the surface via plate tectonics ever since.
Not exact matches
And across all scales, from very small controlled studies
of marine plots to those
of entire ocean basins, maintaining biodiversity — the number
of extant species across all forms
of marine life — appeared key to preserving fisheries,
water filtering and other so - called ecosystem services, though the correlation is not entirely clear.
So, for example, a big part
of what drives a hurricane is the fact that you've got a lot
of warm
water near the surface
of the
ocean that is transferring heat into the air, and that's what's moving up, and that is a big part
of then what's propelling the
entire bigger storm system.
According to the study, the west Florida shelf and the
entire offshore Texas coast could be on the verge
of seeing dramatically high densities
of lionfish, based on
ocean conditions (
water flow, etc.,) which help spread the invasive species and concentrate them to new areas.
The huge increase
of radiation and the strong stellar winds that will accompany the process
of stellar inflation will destroy all life on Earth and evaporate the
water in the
oceans, before the
entire planet is finally melted.
A series
of robotic missions, from Viking in the 1970s to the Spirit rover still roaming Mars today, have observed ancient riverbeds and polar ice caps storing enough
water to submerge the
entire planet in an
ocean 40 feet deep.
«Cold, deep
water from this little area
of the Nordic seas, less than 1 %
of the global
ocean, travels the
entire planet and returns as warm surface
water.
Deep under the
ocean on Earth, certain geologically active places have
entire ecosystems that thrive in total darkness because hydrothermal vents called «black smokers» supply the needed ingredients in the form
of energy - rich chemicals dissolved in superheated
water.
As
of late 2011, only ∼ 20,000 data points were available in public databases for the
entire Arctic
Ocean (surface and
water column; data from refs.
Source: Lyman 2010 The reaction
of the
oceans to climate change are some
of the most profound across the
entire environment, including disruption
of the
ocean food chain through chemical changes caused by CO2, the ability
of the sea to absorb CO2 being limited by temperature increases, (and the potential to expel sequestered CO2 back into the atmosphere as the
water gets hotter), sea - level rise due to thermal expansion, and the amount
of water vapour in the atmosphere.
We can look carefully at one sample to examine the health
of the
entire system — such as testing a drop
of water to assess the
ocean.
It's like trying to get a droplet
of water to stand out in an
entire goddamn
ocean.»
The
entire coastline
of Durban is popular for its swimming and surfing conditions, coupled with the warm
waters of the Indian
Ocean.
[8] It includes the
entire strip
of land immediately adjacent to the
ocean, between the
water and Sunset Cliffs Boulevard, as well as a larger area
of undeveloped park and nature preserve on the south side
of the area.
We got a tour
of some
of the villas and the premium villa offered in the
entire resort is called sunset
water villa, which contains 2 bed rooms and a huge back deck with unobstructed views
of the
Ocean.
The luxury retreat occupies an
entire private island in the middle
of the turquoise and temperate
waters of the Indian
Ocean.
With one
of the Great
Ocean Road's finest beaches on its doorstep that disappears into the crystal blue
waters of Louttit Bay and the unspoiled rainforests
of the Otway Ranges bordering the
entire region, it is easy to understand why Lorne enjoys patronage from visitors as diverse as the region.
Local whale biologists have gotten a full set
of identification photographs for the
entire clan and have determined that two orcas did not survive the winter after they left the Salish Sea
of Washington state to hunt in the open
waters of the Pacific
Ocean.
But now, with the thick worlds
of Minecraft everywhere, having
water yet no underwater makes Wind Waker's
entire ocean seem absurdly flat.
His recent works include «Pacific
Ocean Water Colors,» a series
of paintings created using the currents
of the Pacific
Ocean, and «The Voice,» a five - channel audio installation commissioned for the Singapore Biennale 2013, where his poetry was narrated by Carolyn Hopkins, a voice actress whose announcements are used for the
entire New York City subway system and most airports worldwide.
This
water circle with milk paint in the center to me is more abstract — or it could be a miniature
of the
entire ocean, that is so dried and depleted on the bottom.
They observe an accumulation
of fresh
water in the
entire column
of the sub-polar
ocean basins, especially at intermediate depths.
The
entire North Atlantic is unusually warm right now (+0.6 degrees Celsius) relative to the already - globally - warmed late twentieth century (1971 - 2000) average, and there are large patches
of ocean water off the US East Coast that are 2 - 4 degrees Celsius above that average.
If there's no mixing lower (effective diffusivity = 0) that extra energy only has to warm up a volume
of water 1/10 as large as the
entire ocean.
Fifthly, because the Arctic
Ocean is always frigid and full
of ice, it is always around the same temperature... that
of ice
water (ice seawater)... during the
entire Holocene.
The specific heat
of water is 4 times higher than that
of air, so that possesses low
water 200 times as much heat energy as the total atmosphere (for the
entire ocean, this is even as much as 1200 times).
The Earth's surface is an interlocking mosaic
of living ecosystems —
of swamps and forests and rivers and lakes and
oceans that filter our
water, clean our air, and support our
entire civilization.
Above the rock, Earth is dominated
oceans of water, which cover 70 %
of the
entire surface area.
The
oceans, though, hold much more heat than the atmosphere; e.g. the top 15 cm (6 inches)
of ocean waters contain more heat than the
entire atmosphere.
However, Earth's polar regions currently experience net precipitation, and the fresh
water effect on the
ocean density allows the surface to freeze without the need for the
entire column
of ocean water to reach the freezing point.
Furthermore, the findings might not just apply to organisms like krill in the upper kilometer
of the
ocean, but also to jellyfish, squid, fish, and mammals that swim even deeper, potentially churning the
entire water column.
As outlined by Grebmeir 2015, the productivity in the Chukchi Sea (and likely the
entire Arctic
ocean) depends on the inflows
of nutrient rich
waters.
Now, the first 2.5 meters
of ocean water have about as much heat capacity as the
entire atmosphere, so its detectability there would be as difficult as in the atmosphere, assuming all
of it went there instantly (without affecting the atmosphere).
The global
water cycle is one
of the fundamental elements
of the Earth's climate system, involving the exchange
of freshwater within the
entire ocean - land - atmosphere system.
[See comparison map below] The Antarctic landmass is entirely covered by an immense, thick glacier, and this
entire continent (consisting
of land and glacier) is surrounded by
ocean waters that freeze to form sea ice.
The upper 3 meters
of the world's
oceans hold more heat than the
entire atmosphere, so continual ventilation
of just 10 meters
of warmer subsurface
water will affect the global average for decades.
Source: Lyman 2010 The reaction
of the
oceans to climate change are some
of the most profound across the
entire environment, including disruption
of the
ocean food chain through chemical changes caused by CO2, the ability
of the sea to absorb CO2 being limited by temperature increases, (and the potential to expel sequestered CO2 back into the atmosphere as the
water gets hotter), sea - level rise due to thermal expansion, and the amount
of water vapour in the atmosphere.
This fresh
water, together with melt ‐
water from the melting ice pack in summer forms a permanent superficial layer (usually about 200m deep)
of low salinity over the
entire Arctic
Ocean, without which much less seasonal ice would form.
This is enough
water to cover the
entire surface
of the Earth (land and
ocean) with one inch
of rain.
The consequences
of this increase range from
ocean acidification — excess CO2 lowers
of the pH
of the
water, dissolving the shells
of many animals and threatening the stability
of entire marine ecosystems — to trapping heat in the atmosphere, leading to climate change.
Only if the
oceans freeze across their
entire surfaces thereby causing the hydrological cycle to cease or if the sun puts in energy faster than it can be pumped upward by the hydrological cycle will the basic temperature equilibrium derived from the properties
of water and the density and pressure
of the atmosphere fail to be maintained.
Put another way, just the melting
of these icefields has contributed enough
water to the world's
oceans since 2000 that it would cover the
entire US to a depth
of 3.3 cm.
1.33 × 10 (24) milliliters
of ocean water divided by 8.37 × 10 (23)(total calories) = 1.59 degrees celcius for the
entire measureable scale.
There was so much warm
water released by the 1997/98 El Niño that the sea surface temperatures for the
entire East Pacific
Ocean (from pole to pole or the coordinates
of 90S - 90N, 180 - 80W) temporarily warmed 0.5 to 0.6 deg C. See Figure 4.
But we argue here that only small (2 nM) increases in the iron concentration in source
waters of the upwelling Equatorial Undercurrent are needed to fuel intense diatom production across the
entire eastern equatorial Pacific
Ocean.