Because the water reflects the color of the sky, and the skies are blue.
It reflects the sky.
e.g. When you have a glass of water, and you look through, it is clear. But when you are out in the sea you can sea the blue because it is reflecting.
sea water is in blue colour because of the sky's reflection
They live in the sea. the water color is blue They live in the sea. the water color is blue
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water in ocean or sea is colored blue because of the replection of the blue sky... water is colorless...
The colour of the sea is greenish blue because of the reflection of the sky
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Both exist, as in there is an area with that name. Both are not bodies of water. The Sea of Tranquility is an area on Earth's moon but has no water. The Dead Sea is a body of water on Earth.
No, the sky is not blue because the sea is blue. The sea water is actually clear, not blue, so we can automatically rule out that the sky is blue because the sea is blue. However, if you see the sea as blue, then it's more correct to say the sea is blue because the sky is blue.
The color of sea water varies with the location. Near the shore, the water stirred up in the surf is more greenish, but way out to sea, deep water is more dark blue.
The sea water is a greenish blue colour, (The greenish colour comes from the abundant plankton that thrive within the water.)
The sea is not blue. It is actually clear, but the density of the salt water, with plankton algae and other organisms, catches the color of the sky which is usually blue, making the sea appear blue. I don't know why the sky is blue and idk why the red sea is red. Lol