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What better way to celebrate World Oceans Day on June 8 than to add a fifth ocean to Earth's roster. To mark the awareness day this year, word came from National Geographic that it was recognizing the Southern Ocean as the world's fifth ocean. It adds to the existing lineup of the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian and Arctic oceans, which National Geographic has been mapping since 1915. SEE ALSO: Ocean warming off Antarctica could trigger rapid sea-level rise Before the acknowledgment, there was a discussion among geographers on whether the waters surrounding Antarctica had enough distinctive characteristics to give them a new name, or whether they were just southernmost extensions of the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian oceans. "The Southern Ocean has long been recognized by scientists, but because there was never agreement internationally, we never officially recognized it, " said National Geographic Society geographer Alex Tait said in the announcement. Southern Ocean. ( Colm Sweeney/CIRES and NOAA) The U. S. Board on Geographic Names defines the Southern Ocean as a body of water extending from the Antarctica coast to the line of Latitude 60 degrees south.
July 19, 2021