To: decimon
The entire ocean is striped with 100-mile-wide bands of slow-moving water that extend right down to the seafloor Sounds rather like the cloud bands on Jupiter...Do they alternate direction?
Regards,
GtG
6 posted on
07/14/2008 3:32:39 PM PDT by
Gandalf_The_Gray
(I live in my own little world, I like it 'cuz they know me here.)
To: Gandalf_The_Gray
And when Rose O’Donnell goes swimming in the ocean in her big red bikini, I guess that qualifies as the Red Spot.
To: Gandalf_The_Gray
Do they alternate direction? BINGO! We have a winner!
I wonder if they have noticed the similarity to Jupiter yet...Now they need to discover a stationary, cyclonic eddy current between two bands and the analogy would be complete.
GtG
9 posted on
07/14/2008 3:40:38 PM PDT by
Gandalf_The_Gray
(I live in my own little world, I like it 'cuz they know me here.)
To: Gandalf_The_Gray
Do they alternate direction?The article says the 'stripes' alternate in the direction they move. I don't know if individual stripes change direction.
10 posted on
07/14/2008 3:40:53 PM PDT by
decimon
To: Gandalf_The_Gray
......Sounds rather like the cloud bands on Jupiter......
Now that’s a very interesting thought. Fluid is fluid is fluid
21 posted on
07/15/2008 5:01:12 AM PDT by
bert
(K.E. N.P. +12 . Conservation? Let the NE Yankees freeze.... in the dark)
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