Scientists Study 106,000-Square-Mile Giant Ocean Whirlpool Off East Africa From Space

Geo Beats 2019-05-02

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Scientists are using satellite data to gain insight into the “Great Whirl,” an ocean whirlpool that forms near East Africa every year.

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