Sunday, June 3, 2012

Why is there so much of the earths surface at or near sea-level?


According to the hypsometric curve (plot between elevation and % of earth's surface), only about
29% of Earth's surface is above the mean sea level, rest 71% has an elevation less than mean sea
level. There are a number of reasons for this observation. Erosion of land mass by water, wind
and other forces reduces the elevation of continental features. The...


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