Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean

Several videos circulating on social media showing what looks like a clear division between the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, with descriptions claiming that the two oceans meet but don’t combine. This erroneous claim emerges quite regularly online but has a simple scientific explanation. Having an uneven combination of mountain, forest and tidewater glaciers, Gulf of Alaska is the place where two oceans meet, but interestingly, they never mix with each other (as is believed). The color variations of dark blue and electric blue water in that merging point is clear and stunning. Even the growth of froth will show you the exact point of intersection of the Bering Sea and the Pacific Ocean. According to scientific explanation, it’s not two oceans but a glacier melting and the other is the offshore water of Gulf of Alaska. The melting water of glacier is mineral rich and sediment-laden; other is saline water. The first one being lighter in density has light blue color