why are the levels of all the seas equal in the world?
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All heights on the land are measured from the sea level. Since all the seas in the world the connected to each other the level all over the world is taken to be roughly the same
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The height of lands around the world is calculated according to the sea level, so the seas around the world is of the same and equal level.
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Height of the land is commonly measured from the height of sea level and all seas present around the world is connected to each other in some way or the other. There is no sea left without connecting any other sea. So it is roughly taken as the same.
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