spain, it is also the size of a massive area of floating trash known as the great pacific garbage patch. according to a new study, it s up to 16 times larger than previously thought. after a two-year study, researchers found that 1.8 billibil trillion pieces of trash were in this garbage patch. this is made with rescyclable flexible pipes. it will be weighted by anchors so the cleanup contraption moves slower than the ocean currents that will trap the garbage that will be recycled back on to dry land. the system being developed in
the national book award in 1960. now for the last look. 1. million spare kilometers, about the size of iran, twice the size of texas. more than three times the size of sprain, the size of floating trash known as the great pacific trash. it s up 16 times than scientists previously lo thought they thought 1.8 trillion pieces of plastic are swirling at the site. pick tiny bottle caps that sea creatures can ingest. what is to be done? well, one organization has the plan to catch the plastic. it s made of recyclable pipes filled with air trapping plastic at the sfachlts it would be weighted by anchors so the cleanup contraption moves slower