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Why Is the Ocean Salty? Simple Science Explained

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Why Is the Ocean Salty? Simple Science Explained

Have you ever wondered why the ocean tastes so salty? It actually starts with fresh rain falling on land. As water flows over rocks, it dissolves tiny bits of salt minerals. Rivers act like giant conveyer belts, carrying all that dissolved salt to the ocean. Water leaves, salt stays. Over millions of years, that salt has built up, making the ocean salty.

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    Have you ever wondered why the ocean tastes so salty? It actually starts with fresh rain falling on land. As water flows over rocks, it dissolves tiny bits of salt minerals. Rivers act like giant conveyer belts, carrying all that dissolved salt to the ocean. Water leaves, salt stays. Over millions of years, that salt has built up, making the ocean salty.