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Human life on the planet affects every part of it to some degree. However, the Mariana trench is a huge geological structure and the impact of humans on that is minimal.
yes only single celled things and even some angler fish
Christmas Ridge is located in the Pacific Ocean, part of the Mariana Trench system, specifically in the southern part of the Mariana Trench near the Mariana Islands. It is known for its unique geologic features and diverse marine life.
The depth of a oceanic trench can vary. But the largest trench discovered is called the Mariana Trench that is 1,554 miles long, 44 miles wide and almost 7 miles deep, situated in the Pacific Ocean. Reference: http://www.ocean.udel.edu/deepsea/level-2/geology/deepsea.html
Yes there is... For example, scientists have found much evidence that single celled organisms, and even a species of fish called the Angler Fish.
Trench life was horrible
Energy controls a big part of the earth's functions. It can effect the weather, the land, and even effect the life thriving on the planet. We are constantly finding new ways to create energy to tend to the land, keep power running, and sustain life.
The Mariana Trench is the deepest point on Earth, reaching over 36,000 feet down. It is known for its extreme depth and pressure, as well as being home to unique forms of life adapted to its harsh conditions.
The population increases.
Cause - to increase land territory and wealth. Effect - life was, good or bad, it shaped the way we are now.
Sally Trench was a girl who was born in 1945. She devoted her life to the 'dossers' on the streets and methanol drinkers.