Question

the level of seawater remains the same from everywhere true or false​

Answer 1

Answer:

False

Explanation:

Seawater level varies depending on the varying gravitational signature. For example, a seamount (a large mountain within the sea) pulls a large volume of water towards itself, resulting in an elevated surface near the mount. Due to the varying geographical structure of the planet, the sealevel varies with latitude and longitude.

Answer 2

i think it was false the earth was not plain .

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