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Scientists Turn Parts Of The Pacific Ocean Bright Pink
Scientists Turn Parts Of The Pacific Ocean Bright Pink
Jan 17, 2024 3:34 PM

Environmentally safe dye has been released into coastal waters near San Diego, California, so scientists can track how fresh water plumes spread into the denser, salt water of the Pacific Ocean.

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