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Yes, I believe fillet of spam explained it (inadvertly) in one of his answers. Water doesn’t disappear, it just evaporates and to be precise the surface of the earth is covered about 71.11% water.
There isnt actually more or less water now, water just changes form… the amount of water doesnt actually go up or down…
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Land Covering the Earth - 2 Answers
At present I beleive that Land covers about 25 percent of the Earth. I have heard how Dubai is making so many large artifiic...
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Can water dissolve substances in all three states? - 2 Answers
This is really random but can water dissolve substances in all three states? It's a yes or no wuestion only...Thanks =)
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Why does the freezing point of water decrease? - 1 Answers
When salt is added to water, the freezing point of the water decreases. Explain why
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Baking soda, water, and electricity - 1 Answers
What will be produce from the chemical reaction of baking soda and water with electricity by stainless steel electrodes
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baking soda, water, and electricity - 1 Answers
chemical reaction of baking soda and water with electricity by stainless steel electrodes
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Testing water for science. - 4 Answers
Does anyone know a way to test water for bactirea???
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What earth science expirement should I use for my science board? - 2 Answers
Me and my partner need an expirement pronto!!! The scince fair is this week and we are in desperate need of an earth science ...
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Are crop circles made by aliens - 3 Answers
I just read some internet thing about the latest jellyfish crop circle in oxfordshire So erm basicallly are people doing the...
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Water on the moon? - 1 Answers
Okay, so yesterday I heard they discovered water on the moon. I really wamma use this for my school assignment. I need to fin...
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Can you imagine going inside the earth from under it? - 1 Answers
Can you imagine going inside the earth from under it? How would that be?? Would you like flip rightside up??lol
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