All of earth's water into a sphere

[Ze-Jamz]

Lol...Krupi's getting his boxing gloves on...like it

I agree totaly with what hes just wrote too..I think some are taking this way out of context..

Its not impying its a mathmatical certainity, its more a 'Heads up' awareness picture...thats what I took it for the moment I see it...analzing it I didnt

[Madfish]

Yeah, Ze-Jamz. Actually anyone with even just the slightest experience in math or engineering would see the picture like that. It's definately not 100% correct nor does it want to be. It's just showing the simple fact that water on earth is actually very rare. Unpolluted water or fresh water is even more rare.

Although I did know about the situation I never really imagined it visually. Thanks for the share, really inspiring to look at. A great awareness picture.

[flyingblind]

It also looks like the Americans have nicked it all!

[Ze-Jamz]

Originally Posted by flyingblind

It also looks like the Americans have nicked it all!

Haha..well spotted

Bloomin sods the lots of em..

[5./JG27.Farber]

The original post didnt mention anything about pollution which is proberbly why the maths discussion started.

As for my "Excllant" spelling I apologise. Spelling is not my strong point. and I wasnt ragging on Aces when I asked him what he ment by "spear", I actually googled it incase it was an american spelling of sphere...

[M2morris]

Interesting no doubt. When I first saw the thread's title I pictured the sphere being a lot bigger than that. It makes me wonder how big of a sphere/compressed to sea level pressure bubble, the Earth's atmosphere would make.

[WTE_Galway]

Originally Posted by flyingblind

It also looks like the Americans have nicked it all!

In a free market economy the "fair" distribution of a scarce resource is determined by market forces and who has the wherewithal to pay the most.

[Toasted_Toad]

In that case it should be over China, they still pay "cash" for things.

[WTE_Galway]

Originally Posted by Toasted_Toad

In that case it should be over China, they still pay "cash" for things.

Actually you are kind of correct. its Asia first followed by North America second.



Australia last, as you would expect when the majority of the continent is as dry as a dead dingos donger.