What kinds of factors could hinder the forward progress of a message in a bottle in an ocean current? What factors could aid the movement?
In the lesson, you learned about a debris convergence zone, or “garbage patch,” that can form in the center of the Pacific Ocean. How is the formation of this patch related to ocean currents? Where else in the world’s oceans are garbage patches likely to form?
Hundreds of millions of years ago, all the continents on Earth were connected to form a giant “supercontinent” called Pangaea. How might ocean currents have differed during the time of P

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What kinds of factors could hinder the forward progress of a message in a bottle in an ocean current? What factors could aid the movement?
    In the lesson, you learned about a debris convergence zone, or “garbage patch,” that can form in the center of the Pacific Ocean. How is the formation of this patch related to ocean currents? Where else in the world’s oceans are garbage patches likely to form?
    Hundreds of millions of years ago, all the continents on Earth were connected to form a giant “supercontinent” called Pangaea. How might ocean currents have differed during the time of P

carniel · Answer

Please dont copy and paste your questions. I will help you, but you really wont learn anything...

anonymous · Answer

I did the rest of the assignment completely on my own, I just don't quite understand this part.

carniel · Answer

I know a few ways that a bottle can be moved farther and speed up the time. ONe way is a certain current or somthing as a water force pushes it or carries it farther and faster. Example: Tsunami =)

anonymous · Answer

Thank you! :)

carniel · Answer

No problem =)