Unit V: Difference Between The Salinity I The Ocean And In Fresh Water

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In Unit V, we learned about the difference between the salinity I the ocean and in fresh water. We learned about the weather, temperature, what activities that impacted the oceans, such as fisheries, oil exploration, transportation, dams and the global climate changes. In Unit VIII, we learn about space, stars and the planets. We learned how stars are form, what object that is used to measure the distance of stars, color, and the gravity that determine the gas around other planets. As a nation, I think we should invest more on exploration of the ocean, because scientist has invested a lot on exploring space. Scientists have satellite in space to monitor telephone, detect missiles from other country. We don’t have people traveling in space

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