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It's not 'impossible' so to speak, but very impractical. We could begin creating a giant underwater structure that would enable us to live in the ocean, while maintaining the same living conditions like we were living on land. To live in the ocean completely (No need for contact with the surface), we would have to have a well-kept forest or garden(For Oxygen), and a very effective desalination plant, for water. Disposal of waste products would be rather simple, as we could use the crushing pressure of water around us to compact the daily waste(Rubbish, paper, etc) into little cubes which could be disposed of in a more orderly manner. Bio-waste (Fecal matter, etc.) Could be used as fertiliser for the plants which are providing the facility with Oxygen.
However, there are numerous disadvantages to living in the Ocean as well. Firstly, transportation between facilities would be nearly impossible, as the crushing water pressure surrounding us would make swimming a laughable idea, and unless we are able to make "Underwater buses"(Giant submarines which would allow the transportation of food and personnel), it would be reserved to the very rich. Secondly, if an unknown/new infection were to break out which affected the trees, the people living in that facility would be in trouble, as their source of Oxygen has been Compromised.
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How many thing live in the Arctic Ocean?
It is impossible for scientists to approximate how many organisms are currently living in the ocean because they cannot explore all of it. There are more than a billion living things in the ocean. However, two interesting facts are that the ocean contains nearly 20 million tons of gold and 6 species of turtles!!
Is the ocean living?
No. The ocean contains many living things, but the ocean itself is not alive.
Is ocean living?
No. The ocean contains many living things, but the ocean itself is not alive.
Which ocean did Bart steal?
Bart never stole an ocean. That would be impossible.
Is ocean a living thing?
Not in itself. There are many living things in an ocean, and it is an ecosystem, but an ocean is not a living singularity. Technacally no an ocen is not a living thing but if you think about it you could say yes because things living in an ocean are alve and when u talk about the ocean that includes the sea or marine life in it so yes and no it really depends on you and/or the person you are talking too
How many feet would someone walk from to Australia all the way to Minnesota?
Well, it is impossible for anyone that is curently living in Australia, to walk to Australia, all the way to Minnesota. It is impossible for anyone that is currently living in Australia, to walk to Australia, all the way to Minnesota, because the Indian Ocean, would prevent an Australian from walking to Australia all the way to Minnesota. Another reason, that it is impossible for anyone that is currently living in Australia, ot walk to Australia, all the way to Minnesota, because the Mediterranean Sea, and the Pacific ocean, would prevent an Australian from walking to Australia all the way to Minnesota.
Are chickens living in the ocean?
no
Is an ocean a living thing?
no it is not.
How do Ocean sharks adapt to living in the ocean?
They swim around
What happens if you eat ocean water?
It's physically impossible
Can you beat endless ocean blue world?
Yes it is not impossible
Do ocean plants have vascular structure?
plants that live in the ocean. They are living plants.
