it is imposable a fire can't even start in fire, there for a fire CAN'T spread in a ocean.
As the sea floor spreads, the old ocean floor gets pushed out, which makes the plates move.
It spreads and causes a bigger fire somewhere else or just causes more damage to where the fire was originally at.
The part where a river spreads out, near the ocean, is called a "delta".The part where a river spreads out, near the ocean, is called a "delta".The part where a river spreads out, near the ocean, is called a "delta".The part where a river spreads out, near the ocean, is called a "delta".
this usually happens when the sea floor spreads open.
mid-ocean ridge
Fire requires oxygen. There is no free oxygen in the ocean. Therefore there can be no fire at the bottom of the ocean.
There are a lot of angles on this question. From a fire science prospective the fire starts out slow and grows if there is enough air and things to burn. The fire continues to grow and give off heat. The heat gathers at the ceiling level and spreads and soon the entire room will burst into flame because of the heat. The fire then spreads to other parts of the house. IF there is not enough air, the fire will die down before it gets very big but the temperature in the room remains high. When air is allowed in, the fire suddenly erupts in a flash explosion.
As ocean crust spreads, new oceanic lithosphere is formed at mid-ocean ridges through volcanic activity, where magma rises and solidifies. This process pushes tectonic plates apart, leading to the creation of new seafloor and contributing to the expansion of ocean basins. Additionally, as the crust moves away from the ridge, it cools and becomes denser, eventually sinking into the mantle at subduction zones. This dynamic process plays a crucial role in the Earth's plate tectonics and geological activity.
As the volcanic material moves away from the Mid Ocean Ridge, it cools (which makes it denser); it forms the large 'Giants Causeway" type of polygon rock forms; once it has passed through the Curie point, it preserves a record of the magnetic field as is was when the rock cools.
It spreads evenly throughout its containers/surroundings.
Pacific Ocean Fire was created in 2001.
subduction