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What means to travel around the world by water?
Circumnavigate is the word that means to travel around the world by water.
What word means travels around?
Circumnavigate means "to sail around the world."
How long does it take water to travel around the world?
it means you are being in love with something and will follow it around it
Is it allowed to travel around the world with the world passport?
Is it allowed to travel around the world with the world passport?
Do carpenters travel around the world?
Yes, many carpenters travel around the world.
What is your favorite thing in the world to do that starts with a j?
my favorite thing to do that start with a j is to go on journey which means travel around the world.
What can travel around the world?
An airplane can travel around the world. Its' flight would be said to be transglobal.
What does it mean when Sir Francis Drake circumnavigated the earth?
Circumnavigate means to travel around the world at it widest point.
Why is it possible to travel around the world by water?
The world has islands that don't stay together, but cut. If you do not understand what I am saying, I'll make it easier to understand. The world used to have no water over 10,000,000,000 years ago, so that meant not many people lived. Now that we have water, we can get around faster. You see, if you take a look at our world today on the globe in a classroom, a house, or where ever you see a globe, you can see that the water never stops, it just keeps on going in different ways. The islands, cities, towns, and even countries stay apart so the water can get through. And that is why it's possible we can travel around the world faster by water.
How fast can sharks travel around the world?
it can travel around the world taking nine months time
What was the name of the first submarine to travel under water around the world?
USS Triton (SSRN/SSN 586)
Does sea water travel around the whole world?
There is some movement but the main gyres are within oceans, not ocean-to-ocean.
