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Mysterious 8,000-kilometer 'zone' in Atlantic observed from Space
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- Recent satellite observations reveal an extensive 8,000-kilometer structure in the Atlantic Ocean.
- This phenomenon consists of a massive mass of brown algae known as Sargassum.
- Scientists warn of the environmental and economic implications of this unique occurrence.
- The growth of Sargassum has been linked to human activities, impacting nutrient compositions.
- These floating algae serve as vital habitats at sea but can cause public health risks on shore.
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