Sentence examples for oceans to form from inspiring English sources

An astounding 52m cubic kilometres of water was sucked from the oceans to form the ice sheets, causing sea levels to plummet by about 130 metres – the height of the Wembley stadium arch.

Yet Earth's average temperature somehow managed to remain above 0 degrees Celsius and allowed oceans to form in a phenomenon called "the faint young sun paradox".

For the first billion years, any free oxygen produced by these organisms combined with dissolved iron in the oceans to form banded iron formations.

Unfortunately, there is no immediate solution to address global warming, which makes a response similar to... 5. Acidification Like warming, acidification is related to carbon dioxide, which dissolves in oceans to form carbonic acid.

Galileo researchers proposed that Jupiter's intense tidal pull would churn the ice and ocean to form warmer blobs of ice.

These lava flows began to rise up out of the ancient ocean to form the Superior craton; the Superior craton later assembled into the Canadian shield, which became part of the North American craton.

Carbon dioxide interacts with ocean water to form carbonic acid, increasing the ocean's acidity.

The 1970 North Indian Ocean cyclone season had no bounds, but tropical cyclones in the North Indian Ocean tend to form between April and December, with peaks in May and November.

Some algae are able to extract silicic acid from ocean waters to form silica as a way of building an exoskeleton, so Gebauer also looked at the role of proteins on in vitro silica formation.

In the Hindu samudra manthan, the gods churned sap and ocean water to form milk, from which Surabhi, the Cow of Plenty, emerged.

Cold air masses draining off Antarctic lands, for example, cool and freeze surrounding oceans in winter to form an ice pack, which reduces solar energy input by increasing reflectivity and makes interior continental regions even more remote from sources of open oceanic heat and moisture.