Try harder, Obama did worse.Trolling apparently.
Lulz.
Try harder, Obama did worse.Trolling apparently.
Lulz.
You're going to lose your membership in the liberal sheman conservative haters club with all that Muslim bashing.Science isn't your strong suit. Stick to your day job sweeping your Muslim landlord's porch.... Maybe one day you'll be able to save enough to move back.
im going off memory, and they were also talking about countries vicinity to ice melt.Gravity pulls the same everywhere. When are you going to realize a lot of what you cite is hysterical nonsense?
Gravity pulls the same everywhere. When are you going to realize a lot of what you cite is hysterical nonsense?
OK, name the ocean area anywhere in the world where the water is higher than the rest of the ocean. If I'm wrong great, I'll have learned something. I'd love to see boats traveling uphill to the top of the higher water.Strangely, it doesn’t.
I won’t call you out on this one, it’s counterintuitive.
You’re still wrong.
The melted water raises the overall height of the ocean water, not one section of it.im going off memory, and they were also talking about countries vicinity to ice melt.
Holy hell, you can't really be this stupid.OK, name the ocean area anywhere in the world where the water is higher than the rest of the ocean. If I'm wrong great, I'll have learned something. I'd love to see boats traveling uphill to the top of the higher water.
I really don't want to be. Please enlighten me.Holy hell, you can't really be this stupid.
I could fill an encyclopedia set with the common sense you can't understand. I've got better things to do.I really don't want to be. Please enlighten me.
Yeah, I hear you. Big huevos! Huge!!I could fill an encyclopedia set with the common sense you can't understand. I've got better things to do.
Is sea level the same all across the ocean?I really don't want to be. Please enlighten me.
OK, I can buy that, the height of the water in relationship to a point on land. It's just the way it was phrased it sounded like he was saying an area of water would be higher than an area of water next to it. Which would be impossible.
and if you trust the NOAA, then you should check out what htey say about climate change.OK, I can buy that, the height of the water in relationship to a point on land. It's just the way it was phrased it sounded like he was saying an area of water would be higher than an area of water next to it. Which would be impossible.
OK, name the ocean area anywhere in the world where the water is higher than the rest of the ocean. If I'm wrong great, I'll have learned something. I'd love to see boats traveling uphill to the top of the higher water.
You're clearly a witch.Tides influence the height of water in any given point of the ocean. Some of what influences the tides is the gravitational pull of the moon and other bodies in the solar system, some is the spinning of the Earth. Sea level is the average level of the sea. They have been promising sea level rises and dissapearing ice caps for 30 plus years, and every time we meet the deadline for said events, the deadline gets pushed out another 5 to 10 years. You can relax, we have until the 2030's before the next deadline. Tuvalu has actually grown, and not been overtaken by rising sea levels.
Yes there's the equatorial bulge. Which means the water is shallower there than in the deeper ocean.That’s...
Not even the issue.
Gravity is localized and changes depending on the exact circumstances of a particular location.
Not by much, but by enough.
Also, the earth isn’t 100.000% spherical, as well there is our planets’ tilt along our ecliptical path, and the precession of...
Never mind, just go with it.
Tidal bulge because of the moon also.Yes there's the equatorial bulge. Which means the water is shallower there than in the deeper ocean.
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