The Pacific Ocean Blob Returns to Destroy Coral Near Hawaii, According to Satellite Technology

Satellite technology has been helping scientists track the Pacific Ocean Blob since its discovery in 2014. The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) monitoring satellite maps documented the return of this devastating surge of unnaturally warm water that is killing corals and other marine life. The current Pacific Ocean blob is about five times the size of Alaska.

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