Changes: Sea level

Revision as of 17:00, 26 December 2012

The sea level of a planet is the average level of its seas and oceans. It was often an useful reference point for comparing heights.

After being attacked by a sur-snake on Argo, James T. Kirk and Spock were eventually found on a small island just above sea level. (TAS: "The Ambergris Element")

Furthermore, a deleted scene from ENT: "Fallen Hero" claimed that Risa had a gravity similar to Earth's at sea level.

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-The '''Sea Level''' of a planet was the average level of its seas and oceans. It was an useful reference point for comparing heights.
+The '''sea level''' of a planet is the average level of its [[sea]]s and [[ocean]]s. It was often an useful reference point for comparing heights.
 After being attacked by a [[sur-snake]] on {{dis|Argo|planet}}, [[James T. Kirk]] and [[Spock]] were eventually found on a small island just above sea level. ({{TAS|The Ambergris Element}})
-{{NX|Enterprise}} kept it's gravity at [[Earth]] sea level, unlike some [[Earth Cargo Service]] ships, including the {{ECS|Horizon}} and {{ECS|Fortunate}}. ({{ENT|Broken Bow|Fortunate Son}})
+{{EnterpriseNX}} kept it's gravity at [[Earth]] sea level, unlike some [[Earth Cargo Service]] ships, including the {{ECS|Horizon}} and {{ECS|Fortunate}}. ({{ENT|Broken Bow|Fortunate Son}})
-{{bginfo|Furthermore, a [[deleted scene]] from {{e|Fallen Hero}} claimed that [[Risa]] had a gravity similar to [[Earth]]'s at sea level.}}
+{{bginfo|Furthermore, a [[deleted scene]] from {{ENT|Fallen Hero}} claimed that [[Risa]] had a gravity similar to [[Earth]]'s at sea level.}}
 ==External link==
-*{{w|sea level}}
+*{{wikipedia}}
 [[Category:Geoscience]]