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bulgar [2K]
3 years ago
8

Ocean exploration is limited by

Chemistry
2 answers:
Alex777 [14]3 years ago
8 0
It is limited by the depth divers and equipment can go. 
Contact [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Check explanation

Explanation:

From the above, we can see that the question is not complete, I have tried looking out if I can find the exact question elsewhere but, unfortunately I can't. Let us try to familiarize ourselves with OCEAN EXPLORARION and its LIMITATIONS so that if you see a question similar to this , you will be able to handle it properly.

So, what is OCEAN EXPLORARION?.

OCEAN EXPLORARION is the thorough examination or discoveries of mysterious things in the water body. Water as we know occupy about seventy(70) percent of the Earth's total space,a very large space!, So there is a need to explore it for the benefit of mankind.

Ocean exploration is never a new thing in the twenty first century, it has been for ages. Ocean explorations has been done by Polynesians, Portuguese, Phoenicians and so on. Some of the importance of OCEAN EXPLORATION are;

(1). We can use the information gotten from ocean exploration to determine the conditions in oceans and how it can affect humans life. For example, we can use it to predict earthquakes and tsunamis and climate change.

(2).For research and exploration sake, It is easy to explore oceans than some other exploratios like the space exploration, and obviously, it will be more cheaper than space exploration.

THE LIMITATIONS OF OCEAN EXPLORARION; Ocean exploration, despite its advantages it still has limitations. Its limitations are;

(1). The ocean is a very big place and it will take a long time to fully explore it all.

(2). There are little submersibles that can go deep inside the ocean because As one goes deep, the pressure increases, and there are little numbers of manned submersibles that can go deep down there.

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