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"katy" wrote | Look it up in any 9th grade Earth Science text..try Glencoe's to | start,,,.there are 5 oceans...what school system did you graduate from? They changed it in 2000. The ones I posted are the accepted ones now. Look at my link. It shows them on the globe. There are five oceans if you combine north and south Atlantic and Pacific but they're separate now. So that makes seven total. Sailing the seven seas? You've heard of that haven't you? Cheers, Ellen |
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"Ellen MacArthur" wrote in message reenews.net... "katy" wrote | Look it up in any 9th grade Earth Science text..try Glencoe's to | start,,,.there are 5 oceans...what school system did you graduate from? They changed it in 2000. The ones I posted are the accepted ones now. Look at my link. It shows them on the globe. There are five oceans if you combine north and south Atlantic and Pacific but they're separate now. So that makes seven total. Sailing the seven seas? You've heard of that haven't you? Cheers, Ellen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean There are only 5 oceans. The South Atlantic, North Atlantic, North and South Pacific are seas, not oceans. Lake Michigan is also a sea. Michigan has more coastline than Florida too. |
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"Ellen MacArthur" wrote in message reenews.net... "katy" wrote | Look it up in any 9th grade Earth Science text..try Glencoe's to | start,,,.there are 5 oceans...what school system did you graduate from? They changed it in 2000. The ones I posted are the accepted ones now. Look at my link. It shows them on the globe. There are five oceans if you combine north and south Atlantic and Pacific but they're separate now. So that makes seven total. Sailing the seven seas? You've heard of that haven't you? Cheers, Ellen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean There are only 5 oceans. The South Atlantic, North Atlantic, North and South Pacific are seas, not oceans. Lake Michigan is also a sea. Michigan has more coastline than Florida too. |
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"Gilligan" wrote | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean | There are only 5 oceans. The South Atlantic, North Atlantic, North and South | Pacific are seas, not oceans. Lake Michigan is also a sea. Michigan has more | coastline than Florida too. I'm helping you humiliate Nescio and you don't stick up for me? :-( Katy was right before 2000. She needs continuing education to keep up with changes. Do you know there are only 8 planets in our Solar system now? Cheers, Ellen |
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Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Gilligan" wrote | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean | There are only 5 oceans. The South Atlantic, North Atlantic, North and South | Pacific are seas, not oceans. Lake Michigan is also a sea. Michigan has more | coastline than Florida too. I'm helping you humiliate Nescio and you don't stick up for me? :-( Katy was right before 2000. She needs continuing education to keep up with changes. Do you know there are only 8 planets in our Solar system now? Cheers, Ellen Glencoe: Earth Science 2002 edition...read it and weep...and sign yourself back up for freshman science... |
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"Ellen MacArthur" wrote in message reenews.net... "Gilligan" wrote | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean | There are only 5 oceans. The South Atlantic, North Atlantic, North and South | Pacific are seas, not oceans. Lake Michigan is also a sea. Michigan has more | coastline than Florida too. I'm helping you humiliate Nescio and you don't stick up for me? :-( Katy was right before 2000. She needs continuing education to keep up with changes. Do you know there are only 8 planets in our Solar system now? Cheers, Ellen Did Norman Nescio destroy the 9th planet? I do appreciate the assistance in helping Norman humiliate himself. As you know Ellen, truth is above all things. |
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Gilligan wrote:
"Ellen MacArthur" wrote in message reenews.net... "katy" wrote | Look it up in any 9th grade Earth Science text..try Glencoe's to | start,,,.there are 5 oceans...what school system did you graduate from? They changed it in 2000. The ones I posted are the accepted ones now. Look at my link. It shows them on the globe. There are five oceans if you combine north and south Atlantic and Pacific but they're separate now. So that makes seven total. Sailing the seven seas? You've heard of that haven't you? Cheers, Ellen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean There are only 5 oceans. The South Atlantic, North Atlantic, North and South Pacific are seas, not oceans. Lake Michigan is also a sea. Michigan has more coastline than Florida too. I've heard of the Seven Oceans. It says so in my Wiki, so it must be right. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_seas |
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Jeff wrote:
Gilligan wrote: "Ellen MacArthur" wrote in message reenews.net... "katy" wrote | Look it up in any 9th grade Earth Science text..try Glencoe's to | start,,,.there are 5 oceans...what school system did you graduate from? They changed it in 2000. The ones I posted are the accepted ones now. Look at my link. It shows them on the globe. There are five oceans if you combine north and south Atlantic and Pacific but they're separate now. So that makes seven total. Sailing the seven seas? You've heard of that haven't you? Cheers, Ellen http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean There are only 5 oceans. The South Atlantic, North Atlantic, North and South Pacific are seas, not oceans. Lake Michigan is also a sea. Michigan has more coastline than Florida too. I've heard of the Seven Oceans. It says so in my Wiki, so it must be right. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_seas Yeah...wiki is right about everything..."Ellen" probably wrote the article... |
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Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"katy" wrote | Look it up in any 9th grade Earth Science text..try Glencoe's to | start,,,.there are 5 oceans...what school system did you graduate from? They changed it in 2000. The ones I posted are the accepted ones now. Look at my link. It shows them on the globe. There are five oceans if you combine north and south Atlantic and Pacific but they're separate now. So that makes seven total. Sailing the seven seas? You've heard of that haven't you? Cheers, Ellen The text I used was copyright 2002 and is the leading text for Earth Science in the USA...approved by the National Geographic Society...and the 7 seas is a euphemism for all the large bodies of water...there is the Black Sea, the Caspian Sea, the North Sea, etc. And of course, we can't forget the great inland seas...the Great Lakes.... |
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