If you know the source of sea water in the world, you will be surprised

ZoomBanglaDes: Water is one of the main reasons for the planet being a living planet. Water is directly or indirectly affecting all aspects of life. Without water there would have been no plant or animal in the world. The planet was totally different from what it looks like now. About 71% of the surface of the surface is covered with water, of which 96.5% of the water is contained in the sea. There is also water in the rivers, lakes, water vapor, glaciers, soil moisture and yours. The position of the largest water reservoir in the world is somewhere on the surface, around 400 miles from its surface.

Earth can be geologically divided into three levels: Crust, Mantle and Core. Among these, the Mantle layer is a bit complicated. It has its own distinct four levels - Lithosphere, Athenosphere, Upper Mantle and Lower Mantle. Diversification in these layers is also noticeable. Various parts of it have different characteristics. The intermediate section of the mantle is called the transition zone. This is the largest reservoir in the world.

The water reservoir we talk about is not like the surface of the surface of the surface where we see fish move. It is different from the three types of water we are familiar with. It can be said that the fourth state of the water. Due to excessive temperature and pressure in the geocentric region, the water is divided into hydroxyl mulch (OH¯) which is suppressed at a molecular level in a type of rock. Ringwoodite has been named the rock The rock behaves like a damp sponge with water. The special crystal structure of the rock can hinder the water by attracting hydrogen. Ringwoodite is a vast reservoir of water. If one percent of the transition zone is structurally fluid, then it can be replaced by about three times in the world's oceans.

Scientists now find the vast reservoir in the underground, the source of the water of these large oceans in the earth's surface is actually trapped in the underground water. Although the most recognizable assumptions ago, these seas originated from Earth's collision with about 3.9 billion years ago with ice-filled comets and asteroids. But scientists now believe that due to geotropic activity and excessive pressure, the water molecules stuck in the inside of the ground have come up to the surface and produced these oceans. From this, scientists believe the water cycle is not limited to the surface and the atmosphere, but rather deep into the ground. It is also believed that this water in the interior is acting buffer, for which there has not been any change in the altitude of sea level for millions of years.

We are fortunate that this vast waterway is buried under the world. Otherwise, if it came out completely from the surface, then we would see only mountain ranges as the land area.