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Most were searching for a western water route to Asia or what they called the Indies.
Yes he did because back then they did not have a plane to cross water
Like all explorers of his time he was looking for a water route to Asia. The fountain of youth story is just that, a story . It can be traced back to India a thousand years before the Spanish began to explore.
Robert Hooke lived in , Fresh water , Isle of Wright in England with his baby sister and dad wich he created art pieces xx
The original flag raising used a length of pipe found nearby, described as being like a natural gas pipe. I have often wondered what a length of gas pipe was doing on top of Mount Suribachi. The original flag pole was a length of water pipe. Water was piped up from the bottom of the mountain to the Japanese hiding inside the mountain.
Divers explore underwater.
Water.
The Mississippi River Valley
I don't know what's "water length" but I do know that the deeper the water are, the faster the wave goes. If you meant wave length and not water length, then the longer the wavelength, the smaller the frequency of the wave.
Robert Mitchell - water polo - died in 1996.
Robert Mitchell - water polo - was born in 1913.
The Atlantic Ocean was the body of water Europeans were most likely to explore last. They were unsure of what lands, if any, lay to the west.
No submarines do not explore the atmosphere. atmosphere means air. Sub means under, Marine means water.
What body of water did Jacques Cartier discover
It isn't they wanted to explore it, but as with all people of that time they were looking for a water route across North America.
Robert de La Salle's main goal was to find a water route to China and to explore and establish French colonies in North America. He had aspirations to expand French influence in the New World and to profit from trade with Native Americans. La Salle also aimed to establish a fortified base at the mouth of the Mississippi River to control the region and secure French territorial claims.
explore terrain and look for water