Spiral Island (guess guess!) It was made out of 250,000 empty bottles, 66ftx54ft, and it pretty much had everything you need (I guess). It's implying that you can reused your empty plastic bottles for something...like making your own island and ruling the world. :)
Nevis:This floating mini-city measures in at a whopping 1,500 ft and 225 ft wide. That is bigger than the Eiffle Tower and the Empire State Building! Although it has lost the title of largest seafaring ship after its retirement in 2004, the Knock Nevis is still the largest vessel to float the seven seas. Holy ship!
I beg to differ Matt. Man did not created this literally. Their trash floated on to the ocean and gathered up at one point. So technically, the ocean created it out of man's trash.
Spiral Island (guess guess!)
ReplyDeleteIt was made out of 250,000 empty bottles, 66ftx54ft, and it pretty much had everything you need (I guess). It's implying that you can reused your empty plastic bottles for something...like making your own island and ruling the world. :)
Nope, sorry. That's not even close to the size of the answer, but I do like your explanation of its implications. Muahaha world domination!
ReplyDeleteGood way to promote recyling: You can rule the world. Boo~ Back to researching.
ReplyDeleteGood luck, and thanks for trying at least.
ReplyDeleteNevis:This floating mini-city measures in at a whopping 1,500 ft and 225 ft wide. That is bigger than the Eiffle Tower and the Empire State Building! Although it has lost the title of largest seafaring ship after its retirement in 2004, the Knock Nevis is still the largest vessel to float the seven seas. Holy ship!
ReplyDeleteHmmmm, it is implying that the eiffle tower is like a baby when compared to this big boy.
ReplyDeletea really big boat
ReplyDeleteNope. The answer is significantly bigger than that and still growing.
ReplyDeleteThe Great Pacific Garbage Patch. it's killing marine life in the Pacific Ocean
ReplyDeleteCorrect! Well done, Shannon.
ReplyDeleteI beg to differ Matt. Man did not created this literally. Their trash floated on to the ocean and gathered up at one point. So technically, the ocean created it out of man's trash.
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