It covers 70% of the planet’s surface, but every last drop of fresh water, sea water, ground water, water vapor and water in biological matter would form a sphere (above) just 1,384km in diameter.
20 thoughts on “How Much Water Is There On Earth?”
I’m thirsty.
We’re all going to die!
Well duh……
who cares, we’re still gonna have to pay for it
Sometimes these innocuous little snippets of info are put out there to prepare us for things like that.
What prepares us for you?
I take it you’ve no children, then?
Apply the same formula to the earth of Earth so we can see how much earth on Earth there is.
But it doesn’t form a sphere 1,384km in diameter. So it doesn’t f*king matter.
Indeed. And water is also endlessly recycled. It’s not like we’re going to run out of it.
it’s all been pee at some stage or another
Stupid non-dense life-sustaining thing!
is it metered.
If it was metered by Dublin City Council it would give you 780,781,315,780,522,000 cubic meters. At their rate of €1.90 per m3 that gives a cost of €1,483,484,499,982,990,000.00 before VAT.
Should we tell the bold Phil?
Has O Brien not found out yet .Or the bid would be on by now.
nearly enough to give Derek Davis a bath then….
I’d say Bear Grylls loves this and is gulping the wee down like there’s no tomorrow.
…and that’s how you trap the Hulk.
Where’s Atlantis?
It’d making driving to New York an option in fairness wouldn’t it?
I’m thirsty.
We’re all going to die!
Well duh……
who cares, we’re still gonna have to pay for it
Sometimes these innocuous little snippets of info are put out there to prepare us for things like that.
What prepares us for you?
I take it you’ve no children, then?
Apply the same formula to the earth of Earth so we can see how much earth on Earth there is.
But it doesn’t form a sphere 1,384km in diameter. So it doesn’t f*king matter.
Indeed. And water is also endlessly recycled. It’s not like we’re going to run out of it.
it’s all been pee at some stage or another
Stupid non-dense life-sustaining thing!
is it metered.
If it was metered by Dublin City Council it would give you 780,781,315,780,522,000 cubic meters. At their rate of €1.90 per m3 that gives a cost of €1,483,484,499,982,990,000.00 before VAT.
Should we tell the bold Phil?
Has O Brien not found out yet .Or the bid would be on by now.
nearly enough to give Derek Davis a bath then….
I’d say Bear Grylls loves this and is gulping the wee down like there’s no tomorrow.
…and that’s how you trap the Hulk.
Where’s Atlantis?
It’d making driving to New York an option in fairness wouldn’t it?