why is there no warning system in the India Ocean?
78610
There is one in place for severe weather.
278642
The ocean is located near india.
829733
If someone wrote that, then their reasoning leaves much to be desired!\n\nOvercome Nature?  Try controlling an earthquake!  Or maybe you can shut off the rain, why not make the oceans be still so that there are no more waves?\n\nMaybe you want to shut off SEX between male and female?
495283
Ha ha ha ha......yaar......Dogs bark........but have u ever seen an Elephant scared by it's barking......let it be....it will never be a Reality......NOBODY can break INDIA...!!!!!!!!!
901542
It is not a place.  It is an atmospheric phenomenon.  It is a periodic weather pattern that results in more severe weathe patterns than normal.  This usually means heavier winds and rains during the season.\n\nIt is NOT an ocean current, although ocean currents are the reason weather patterns persist.\n\nThe pattern is not exactly repetitive, so it cannot be particulary predicted with any accuracy.  While some try, no one can really say that we are in an "El Nino" westher pattern until we are well in one.
659854
Indian ocean, SW of Sri Lanka.\n-BS
142973
Yeah, like the guy above me said. More elequently, it's not knowing WHERE they are going to go, but WHEN.\n\nIt is virtually impossible to tell exactly when sudden displacement along a fault will occur, although the fact that it will eventually occur can be predicted. This is done by comparing the displacement of regions along the fault that move regularly (and without violent earthquakes) to quiet regions that are not experiencing any little quakes. It's the quiet regions that are to be worried about. They just sit and build up elastic potential and then snap all at once without warning.\n\nRule of thumb, do not live along active fault zones, nor on top of any tsunamite deposits (can be recognized by large angular blocks deposited in a diamicton).
908662
good one... like there is Tsunami...a low pressure area in water body.Why there is no air movement.\nThere may be a little movement which is not highly noticeable.
541708
NASA took a photo of the Palk Strait between India and Sri Lanka that shows a series of shoals lying in the water between two points of land.  It the shoals were above water, they would connect the two points of land and form a bridge between India and Sri Lanka.\n\nSome have claimed that this is the bridge that Rama commanded to be built in the Hindu epic Ramayana.  A few archaeologists claim to have found evidence suggesting that the bridge is man-made.\n\nNASA has distanced itself from such claims with the following quote:\n\n"The images [...] may be ours, but their interpretation is certainly not ours. [...] Remote sensing images or photographs from orbit cannot provide direct information about the origin or age of a chain of islands, and certainly cannot determine whether humans were involved in producing any of the patterns seen."
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i know this may sound racist,but i heard from one of my friends.the Indian Military is extremely skilled in stealth. No matter how you try to use the gps satellite to spot them, u can never see them.If India becomes a Super Power, the neighbouring countries will be feeling uneasy.
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They didn't know.\n\nPrior to SONAR, there was little available in the way of mapping the deep ocean. Beyond the continental shelves and the areas around islands, the ocean was simply known as ocean deep without knowing exactly how deep that was.  SONAR and RADAR allowed for mapping and discovery of the trenches and ridges on the deep ocean floor.
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Bangladesh is in a geographic position where numerous revers have run thru it and united in the Bay of Bengal. That places the country particularly vulnerable to flood. But most of these revers have source in Indian land and India has dams over some of the rivers. In the dry season due to dam on the common rivers Bangladesh suffers with dry river beds. During the rainy season India just opens gates of those dams and that makes the situation worse.
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Because the ocean is fricking huge.  The electricity dissipates.  So if you happen to be swimming nearby, you'll probably get fried a bit, but if you're miles away, you won't even notice.
97758
Nobody knows, and anybody who claims they do know are talking nonsense.\n\nPeople have put forwards lots of theories, from the pods trying to rescue sick members who have beached themselves to the effect of marine sonar or pollution. The problem is that no theory fits all the known records of beachings.\n\nWe can rule out all technological and therefore most human causes simply because whale beachings have been recorded regularly for the past 1000 years at least, and sporadically before that. Taking into account the extent of reportage and so forth before the popularisation of newspapers it appears that beachings haven't increased or decreased since Jesus was a boy. If pollution, sonar or other human pollution is having any effect on whales it isn't affecting beachings.\n\nThe idea that sick animals are beaching theselves and drawing in the rest of the pod seems slightly more plausible. The only problem is that several individuals becah themselves round the world every week and their pods don't follow them in. So why does it only happen sometimes? We then have the added problem that the beachings are quite often mass events. A beach will be deserted and then covered in whales half an hour later. That is highly implausible if it were caused by sick animals wandering onto the beach and the others wandering in after it. It seems to be a concerted effort. \n\nThe sick animal idea also doesn't account for the fact that whales that do float free either naturally or with humans assistance often beach themsleves again within days on  another beach.\n\n\nWhales probably beach themselves for lots of reasons. Sometimes it is because they simply don't see the beach until it is too late, sometimes they probably are trying to aid a comrade, sometimes the pod may have been posioned by human pollution or simply a red tide, sometimes they are chased onto the beach by charks or killer whales and so forth. Trying to assign one cause to whale beachings is like trying to assign one cause to cats getting stuck in trees or one cause to people having car accidents. Each case is unique with unique contributing factors.
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Yes, there is water in India. It is very similar in appearance to water where you live. As in your country, it freezes at 0 degrees celcius and boils at 100 degrees celcius. The molecules of Indian water come as a single oxygen, each with two hydrogens. Indian water migrates each year as vapour. \n\nThese are just some of the amazing features found in water from India. Send $10 plus postage and packaging of $5, and I will send you your very own vial of Indian water to admire.
5722
thr's no such thing...and if it does exist it is India
774095
Its always the big fish eats the small fish game..look at world history, no small fish as yet ate a big fish..moreover, strategically as well India needs to have control over Nepal to keep China at bay..but why are you so agitated, there are more than 500,000 Nepali's working in India, isn't that anything to you ?