Why is the ocean blue?
The ocean is blue because not only does the sea cut straight through
underwater salt mines making it salty but also it cuts right into
vast underground chlorine mines as well. These chlorine mines have
a similar effect the commercial product you can buy that makes your
pool blue. But because the ocean is deeper it appear bluer than
your pool.
In addition, the Caribbean is host to the largest underwater chlorine
mines and thus the ocean is bluer in the Caribbean than it is most
other places on earth.
Why is the ocean blue - really?
The ocean is blue for reasons that are similar to why the sky is
blue. Sunlight collides with air molecules and scatters blue light
specials because the wavelength is short than the red light district
and thus scatters more.
Once this blue light passes through the atmosphere and strikes
the water molecules, thus taking a double hit, the blue light is
scattered even more than Scatman Caruthers and the ocean even appears
bluer than the sky. The ocean's water both reflects and intensifies,
lifts and separates the blue light.
No, Really, Why is the ocean blue?
I'm not telling.
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