How did water get in the ocean?

Answer 1

They were large spots with depth. So collection happened there, and obviously you would need large amounts of water... there is still contriversy where all this water came from, some say Volcano steam, Coments with ice

Answer 2

Volcanoes erupting left vapor in the air which eventually froze over then defrosted and continued in that cycle. It came from volcanoes. Early in its history, the earth was under constant volcanism, and the water vapor condensed as the planet cooled. Even today, millions of tonnes of water are added to planet's surface each year by volcanos. These days, some of the water from volcanos is recycled, that is seeped into rock and reheated, but most is emerging for the first time. Additionally, some scientists believe that a contributor to the amount of water on Earth was asteroid bombardment with their accompanying H20.

Answer 3

Water in the ocean comes from a combination of sources, including rainfall, runoff from rivers, and melting ice from glaciers and polar ice caps. Over millions of years, this accumulation of water has formed the oceans as we know them today.

Answer 4

We got water in the ocean from volcano's erupting. When it erupts the air turns into water vapor and travels till it gets to the ocean

Answer 5

Most of the waves that you see are the result of energy from winds being transfered into the water.