The waters of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans are claimed not to mix. We find it very challenging to comprehend why the identical liquids cannot mix. “Me and the World” will make an effort to resolve it in this essay.

Of course, it is incorrect to assert that the waters of the oceans do not interact at all. The location where they touch has separate currents flowing in various directions, and the water’s density and salt content also varies, which explains why the line separating them is so easily visible.

It is especially easy to see that the tanks’ colors are entirely different on the line where they connect. The image makes this seal very obvious to see. When the force of the earth is at an angle to the axis of rotation and prevents the waters from mixing entirely where they meet, the eminent scientist Jacques Cousteau once spoke of the directions of currents.

But what’s intriguing is that the Quran was written about this event 1400 years ago. Because continents separate the oceans in the north, the invisible confluence of the oceans only happens there.

These distinct divisions can be seen not only where the oceans meet but also between river basins and in the seas.

Due to the various water densities, the North Sea and the Baltic Sea, for instance, do not combine. At the Irtysh and Ulba’s crossing, the first river’s water is pure while the second is muddy. The Jialing River in China empties into the soiled and polluted Yangtze.

Two rivers that have traveled over 4 kilometers apart do not mix in the Amazon basin. This is caused by the disparity in temperature and current speed between them. Solimes flows faster but is cooler, while Rio Negro moves more slowly and is warmer.