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When you think of the ocean you probably picture the waves breaking against the shore. Come to think of it, no matter when you go, the waves are rolling in. The ocean doesn't seem to take a break.
What's causing that?
Those waves hitting the sand actually begin far out at sea. And it doesn't take much to get them going. A little wind will do the trick.Learn more on this A Moment of Science...
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