yes, the minerals come from rock chimneys on the ocean floor
weathered of rocks and minerals
The minerals get into the ocean by when it rains the minerals on land flows into the ocean.
When it rains, this helps wash minerals into the ocean from the land, which will add more minerals into an area of ocean water. Also, the formation of sea ice can also increase the amount of minerals.
with a stone pickaxe. they come up for air when they have 3 air bubbles left.
Saturation and minerals in the ocean primarily originate from weathering of rocks on land, which releases various minerals and nutrients that are transported to the sea by rivers. Additionally, underwater volcanic activity and hydrothermal vents contribute minerals directly to the ocean. Oceanic processes, such as the breakdown of marine organisms and the recycling of sediments, also play a significant role in the distribution and concentration of these minerals. Finally, atmospheric deposition, including dust and pollutants, can introduce additional mineral content to ocean waters.
That magnetic minerals spreading from a mid-ocean ridge
That magnetic minerals spreading from a mid-ocean ridge
That magnetic minerals spreading from a mid-ocean ridge
minerals that crystallize directly from ocean waters
salt
The rocks on the shore of the ocean are filled with minerals and with every wave that comes in it brings minerals out. AKA Salt.
from minerals in rivers and lakes running into the ocean