China, the Waters of Two Rivers Seem Not to Mix: that's Why
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At the point where the Akqi River flows into Tekes, Zhaosu County, Xinjiang, the waters flow side by side, preserving for a long stretch clearly different colors. The aerial images show the border between the clearest current and the one full of sediments. The different turbidity makes the contrast visible, while the differences in density and speed of the two water streams temporarily slow down its mixing, creating a suggestive two-tone landsca…
A spectacular natural phenomenon was recorded at the confluence of the Akqi and Tekes rivers, in Zhaosu County, Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, northwest China. The two rivers flow parallel, while a sharply distinct line forms between them, creating a spectacular scene. An impressive "line" between the two ... More www.ertnews.gr
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The clear blue Akqi River and the muddy, silt-laden Tekes River meet in Xinjiang (China) but maintain a clear boundary for a long stretch, creating a unique natural spectacle.
An astonishing natural phenomenon appeared at the confluence of the Akqi and Tekes rivers in the Xinjiang region of northwestern China.
A spectacular phenomenon was caught in the Xinjiang region of northwestern China, where the Akqi and Tekes rivers meet, but they keep their waters separate at a considerable distance.
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