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Yes, the Pacific Ocean is shrinking and the Atlantic Ocean is growing.
it will keep getting bigger and bigger
The Pacific Ocean is shrinking while the Atlantic Ocean is expanding. Which type of plate boundary must be involved in each location?
The reason the Pacific Ocean is shrinking is because of the deep water trenches there, while the Atlantic ocean is getting bigger. In about 500 million years the Pacific will not be there and the Atlantic will be overflowing.
The answer would be the western ocean, assuming that you are in the north america. Eurasia, then it would be the eastern that is larger. It is further to cross the pacific then the atlantic, but the atlantic is growing and pacific is shrinking, so... give it several tens of millions of years and, that wont be the case anymore.
yes because the Atlantic ocean is growing and pushing the Atlantic ocean aside
shifting tectonic plates
Pacific ocean is shrinking due to plate tectonics while Atlantic is increasing in size. Looked up the same question just now for a final tomorrow.
The Atlantic is getting bigger as the Eurasian and American plates move further away from each other. The Pacific is getting smaller which can be seen most easily in San Francisco where the large amount of earthquakes are due to the pacific plate being pushed underneath the American plate.
The Pacific Ocean
The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
The four ocean's of the earth are : * The Indian Ocean, * The Atlantic Ocean, * The Pacific Ocean, * The Arctic Ocean