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The Atlantic and Pacific Oceans sit right next to each other, yet they don’t mix easily. Why? 🤔 In this video, we break down the scientific reasons behind this fascinating natural phenomenon in a simple and clear way.  You’ll learn how differences in: • Salinity (salt content) • Temperature • Density • Chemical composition • Ocean currents  create a natural boundary between the two oceans. That’s why, in some places, you can clearly see a visible line where one side appears deep blue and the other looks dark maroon or brownish.  This isn’t a camera trick or editing effect — it’s pure physics, chemistry, and nature at work.

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00:00Hello everyone!

00:05What do you think about the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean?

00:11It's not a matter of time.

00:14It's not a matter of time.

00:17It's a matter of time.

00:19It's a matter of time.

00:21It's a matter of time.

00:23It's a matter of time.

00:26It's a matter of time.

00:30Here's a matter.

00:32Ancient love.

00:34This is the matter of time.

00:36Two-day travelers are a matter of time.

00:39It's a matter of time.

00:42The Atlantic has been a head-to-air.

00:44There is a matter of time.

00:46They την are going to have a water flow.

00:48And even the Pacific Ocean has gone to the weather.

00:52Now, it's called Okay, Salinity,

00:56by changing the density quite a bit more.

01:01Before, we have the temperature.

01:05At that time, Atlantic water is a bit warm,

01:06and it's very cool,

01:08and it's just light and cool water is also heavy.

01:11We are really deciding what we need to mix and temperature.

01:14We are going to be getting the density.

01:16It is a natural layer of water.

01:21It is a stable boundary for science.

01:24This is chemical composition.

01:27In other words, dissolved minerals, nutrients, organic compounds are very different.

01:33Therefore, it is absorbed by the water.

01:37There are news for the first time in the news.

01:40The sun is dark, the sun is dark, and the sun is dark, and the sun is brownish.

01:46This is actually a camera print, this is a filter, that is pure physics.

01:51For this, the sun is a great place.

01:55In the Atlantic, the Gulf Stream, the Pacific, the Kurochio Current,

01:59the Vibina Dikki, and the sun is a great place.

02:03Even the oceans meet like Drake Passage near Antarctica,

02:08the sun is dark, and the sun is dark, and the sun is dark.

02:11This is a great place.

02:12What do you think you can try to mix?

02:15That is, this is a lot of physics.

02:17Again, the density difference and viscosity,

02:21you maintain the same layer.

02:23Let's say it's simple.

02:25The sun is dark, and the sun is dark, and the sun is dark.

02:29The Atlantic and the Pacific are the same stories,

02:31and the nature level.

02:33It meant that the sun is dark, but the sun is dark,

02:36the seen Kumaji Ikea.

02:38Someøriths, the melting mat, weatherness, the sun,

02:39and ocean currents,

02:42most of the waters and reincarnation perspectives.

02:44These are mutually understandable cool times called OceanLucs,

02:47which is the only Awesometoldller.

02:49Did you not consider anything from here?

02:52There are no UK, right?

02:53The應該 alias and National deber.

02:54Theimeis.

02:56The line can be familiar with TV with TV stars.

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