Dshocker:
Earth is made up of 70% water and 30% land

One question...is it the earth surface or the entire planet all the way to the centre(core) that is made up of 70% water?

Papilagreen:



You are actually correct on this one.

My professor and I had a discussion on this a few weeks back in a group class on the topic of climate change.
One Chinese guy was talking about how their country is now able to use a technology to convert sea water into oxygen, which they store this oxygen transport it to their own part of their country ocean side then release these oxygen into their clouds and then use another said technology to covert that cloud oxygen to rain and it then falls into their own ocean side.
They use it to increase their ocean side and plant irrigation. It was a very interesting and eye opening topic and I enjoyed every bit of it and it's scary too if you look at it the other way round stealing other country water resources.

LOL... I bet that stuff is just hypothetical.. it's gonna be expensive as hell to undertake

Papilagreen:



You don't understand do you?
Just fyi I am a geologist and I believe everybody has his or her own opinion.
What do you define as water? Let me try and define it as simple as I can for you.
It is a liquid substance that can take the shape of any object or solid surface imposed on it.
In summary the water is just covering the earth beneath. If there is a tectonic shift in the earth the water shift too. If the water dries up the land surface is revealed.
Haven't you been seeing other parts of the world where water dries up on a large ocean and things are discovered on the floor where the water covered. Go do your research and maybe you will have a change of reasoning.

My brother,99% of the people you see around us have that perception that water covers the entire underground(ground water) but they can't be blamed,as they don't know

The earth has so many mysteries that are yet to be discovered.Recently it was discovered that some kilometres from the earth surface, lies a vast quantity of water,far surpassing the combined oceans and seas on earth surface.
I believe future generations will be able to clarify,based on their advanced tech, whether there's more land(earth) or more H2O, but our present tech allows us to believe that earth is basically a dry planet based on the ratio of solid earth(mantle, lithosphere) to water which is just less than 1% compared to land

biggal:
Thanks dear they have sent me a link. I chatted the.
From all indication the program is going to be an online degree

so in otherwords, probably no access to move to Finland with the program?