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Pacific Ocean Is Turning Bluer During El Niño, and NASA Explains Why

The Pacific Ocean is changing color, and NASA can see it from space. As a powerful El Niño intensifies, vast stretches of water are turning bluer, revealing changes in marine life that could ripple through the ocean's food chain.NASA satellites reveal the Pacific Ocean turning bluer as a powerful El Niño disrupts marine life and ocean food chains.NASA satellites are picking up an unusual change in the Pacific Ocean: large stretches of water near…

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The Pacific Ocean is increasingly blue, and as good news may seem, it is not. The Pacific, in fact, seen by satellite instruments, is crossed horizontally by...

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NASA satellites detected large areas of the Pacific Ocean becoming bluer by changes associated with El Niño. The phenomenon could reduce phytoplankton and affect marine life, fishing and global climate.

As billions of microscopic plants die, vast expanses of green ocean water are becoming deep and transparent blue.

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Independent Español broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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