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No, on the contrary, the sea level is slowly rising. Since at the moment, Earth is heating up, the glaciers and iceburgs are melting into the oceans. And as a consequence the oceans are getting higher.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 13y agoLakes and seas do dry out - for example, the Aral Sea, once a major inland sea, has almost completely dried out due to the removal of its water for irrigation purposes.
Obviously with larger oceans this is much less likely to happen - but smaller bodies of water can dissappear.
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∙ 11y agostupid i m not answering i m asking question
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∙ 14y agoI don't think the oceans will ever dry out. Not if it keeps on raining and start a new water cycle again and again!
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What if there was not enough water in rivers?
The water cycle would stop and the oceans would start to dry up.
What would happen to the Earth's oceans if the earth was closer to the sun?
oceans would dry
Can salty oceans dry out?
No ocean can dry out as the rivers keep on bringing fresh water to it.
What would happen to the water cycle if the oceans covered only 25 percent of the planet?
The water would have no where to go and it would dry up
Why are ophiolites found on land even though they are formed underwater?
The oceans will dry up kind of like the way people get sea salt.
Why do oceans in hot dry climates have high salinities?
because of evaporation
What are similarities between oceans and ponds?
They both have water and a dry border around them
What s different than a ocean and desert?
deserts are dry,and oceans are watery
Why do most oceans in hot dry climates have high salinity?
because of evaporation
Why are shell fossils found on dry land millions of years later?
the oceans receded
Which planet is dominated by a Greenhouse effect?
Venus has a runaway greenhouse effect that has boiled its oceans dry.
You evaporation is happening all the time why dont the oceans dry up?
Water is always flowing from rivers into the oceans. The rivers typically get their water from meltig snow in the mountains, and of course, rain that falls onto the land. The entire ocean's water cannot all fit into the air all at once. It becomes so dense that it has to fall to the ground. That is why the oceans never dry up.
