Unraveling the Mystery: Why the Ocean has Two Unmixable Bodies of Water

Have you ever seen a place where two oceans meet but do not mix? It’s a strange and fascinating phenomenon, and it’s one that has puzzled scientists for centuries.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at this mystery and explore the reasons why the ocean has two unmixable bodies of water.

What is a Halocline?

A halocline is a layer in a body of water where there is a sharp change in the salinity of the water. This change in salinity can cause the two layers of water to be unable to mix, creating

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