Surfing Waves

Hi guys,

Is there a point in the world where 2 oceans meet but you can see a clear line because of the salt leve/currents etc? One is light blue and one dark.

I remember Timmy Mallet on Wackaday talking about it but cant remember where it is....am I making this up?

I remember Timmy Mallet on Wackaday talking about it but cant remember where it is....am I making this up?

... that is quite possibly the best post regarding ocean studies i have ever read darhlin lolol

hmmm not sure as to the answer .. i thought there were a few places around the world where this happens ...just googles it and it comes up with the Indian and Atlantic ocean meet ..and something to do with being in south Africa to see it

put in 'two oceans meet' .. and you'll get the same info i got

or how about this one ! or two !!



This is Skagen Odde, the tiny sandbank which makes up the northern tip of Denmark. On the left side comes the waves of the Northern Sea, from the right the calmer waves of the kattegat. But when they meet at the odde, they make up streams that makes it dangerous to get into the water. "Bathing is deadly dangerous", says the signs on the sandy beach.



lol.. now theres gonna be a hell of a rip there huh ?!

looks like a rip tide!

Cape Reinga- the northern most tip of North Island, New Zealand where the Tasman meets the Pacific, Tasman is much lighter in colour, its craaaaaazy, loads of weird currents and waves going in all different directions out at see. The day me and Brent were there was an amazing ground swell rolling in -beautiful! I'll post some piccies later

.. that would be cool to see libbstar

Sar wrote:I remember Timmy Mallet on Wackaday talking about it but cant remember where it is....am I making this up?

I Remember that!!! ...and he made a cup of tea with the warmer water

That very same thing pops in to my head every so often too.

The thing I was thinking you ment was, I think it is called, a Heliocline(sp). Its where fresh water and salt water mix, and there is a line in the water where it is different. There are caves in mexico you can scuba dive that are like that.

And its where flocculation occures !!

CheeZee wrote:

I remember Timmy Mallet on Wackaday talking about it but cant remember where it is....am I making this up?

... that is quite possibly the best post regarding ocean studies i have ever read darhlin lolol

I though so to . I felt the need to mention timmy mallet just to make everyone knew I was serious about this!

I cant remember where it was at all and now that Luke has mentioned he remembers it and the other half has just come home to say he remembers the exact same thing and that he once watched a whole documenty about the thing I am determined to find out. I have pulled out all my reference type books (all 2 of them!!) and done countless google searches but the answer still evades me. The whole thing started with a conversation about the Rio Negro - it was probably that all along.

Hopefully after a few beers I'll be able to let this one go (if anyone does know the answer please do tell tho)

Would still like to see those pics Libs!

Better google...
+("meeting of the * and * oceans" OR "meeting of the * ocean and the * ocean")

-doug

or if you can't find the answer any where... you could ask Timmy Mallet personally.

http://www.brillianttv.co.uk/wacaday/questions.html

lmao ... Luke .. kickass , im gonna make a coffee and spend half an hour trawling through the waccaday site lololol

haha ace the good old days

lol.. nice one mattaday .. havnt heard that since ..well .. since it was on i guess ! duh cheeze

Class

Oh for the days when you could take a large sponge hammer and slam kids around the head with it ! you could always tell if Timmy was having a bad day or the kids were gobshites, cause the kids would get a hell of a hammering, and you could see the bitter conviction in Timmys eyes as he hit em' full force ..

And i was told that a Wacaday was bad for your eyes and you will get hairy palms too !!

I just emailed Timmy, hopefully he can answer this for me.


I dont think it is the ocean of south africa, having googled it I cant see anything about seeing the 2 different colours of the oceans.
Cheers though everyone.

The cape at the bottom of Argentina, has some nasty rips