70 percent
True. Most of the earth is covered with water; hence most of the crust underneath all that water is unreachable. It hasn't been explored. We don't yet have technology advanced enough.
Sediments is pieces of solid material that have been deposited on Earth's surface. The sediments have been deposited by wind, water, ice, gravity, or chemical precipitation.
75%
Salt water is NOT invented, it has been there for ages and everywhere: two-third of the world's surface is covered by oceans full of salty water.
75% of the world is waterand there is about 1.35 sextillion=1350000000000000000000000000000000000 liters of water in the seaT.T That's a good question, to bad nobody really knows :\... I don't know, I've been wrong a billion time but I'll give you guess, The Earth weigh's around 6.6 sextillion ton's (6,600,000,000,000,000,000,000)and minus the earth's core leaving the surface water and earth and rock would be around A 100 billion ton's, delete everything on rock surface and rock surface leaving the water would be around 500-600 million ton's of water ^.^ There is a 1.36 million km3 and keeping in mind that the water is 97% of the earth's surface.
The surface layer of ground is turf. It is a layer of earth that is covered with grass. Turf is very noticeable because it's the only thing that one sees when one looks at the ground, unless there has been some digging.
Although we are not completely certain about the origin of water on Earth, it seems that there have been a lot of comet impacts, much earlier in the Earth's history, and those comets brought our planet lots of water, which now covers most of the surface of the Earth.
Ask dominick Bass he knows. Been
what is the word for when a land has been covered with water?
has to do with alkaline dip tanks.. Water break free surface is a 10 second retention of water on a surface that has been cleaned and rinsed of its alkaline.
inside whats called earths ring of fire where there has been the most volcano eruptions
A glaciated landscape is an area that has been shaped and modified by the movement of glaciers. This includes features such as U-shaped valleys, cirques, moraines, drumlins, and erratics created by the erosion and deposition of materials by glaciers. Glaciated landscapes often have distinct topographic features and evidence of past glaciation.