I flipped the world around into various positions, peered at the screen, and then quickly twist the sphere again. Luckily, google earth doesn't given one the permission to play God when using their software– everyone would've just experienced severe trimmers and now massive headaches, ha! Eventually, out of mere chance, I came to this image. Amazing, isn't it! The glory of the Pacific Ocean. The western edges of Latin and South America can be seen at the upper, right hand side of the picture, and nothing else but water is visible. That's one whole side of the world, and it's completely water! Honestly, no wonder dolphins always seem so happy– they practically have half of it to swim in.
According to several sources, the Pacific Ocean is the world's largest and google earth presents that very well. It is 60 million square miles– larger than the total land area of the world and 15 times the size of the United States. It was given its name by Ferdinand Magellan and its average depth is three miles, (2.8 but I don't care for decimal points).
Truly, there is only one thing to be said: God is amazing!
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