What is the white foam that floats to the shores of the beaches?
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Let me start saying that I'm not making up this answer:\n\nSea foam is made of air bubbles separated by a film of liquid. Air bubbles in fresh water unite, while air bubbles in salt water bounce off of each other. When these air bubbles rise to the surface in the ocean, they burst and release salt spray into the air. It is believed that most of the airborne salt comes from the bursting of bubbles.
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it varies on how large the beach in question is. larger=more sand
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The bubbles are the same color as the soap. They are mostly air though and there is so little "soap" in a bubble they always appear clear (or white when there is a bunch of them together.
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The beach if you are near one.  Otherwise somewhere that has as many visible stars as possible.
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When 'poo' floats, it contains a lot of fat in it.  Fat is lighter than water.
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its called high tide and low tide it has to do with the gravitational pull on large bodies of water.
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Wood!\n\nAnd anything else that floats: ducks, apples, good gravy, very small rocks...
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They are called floaters
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On shore winds means the wind is blowing from the ocean towards the land, coming at you if you are facing the ocean. Off shore means the wind is blowing towards the ocean. Light off shore is best for surfing because it helps smooth the ocean surface. No wind is actually best for creating glassy conditions. Off shore winds also help with the shape of the wave. As the wave crests, off shore winds help hold the peak up a moment longer giving up a steeper face.
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Barium Sulfate — BaSO4. It is extremely insoluble in water and will form a white precipate.
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id say foam it is comfortable
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I've surfed a couple of times at White Sands near St. David's in Pembrokeshire, Wales. Not the biggest surf but it's a great location and the break is relatively clean.\n\nWhen I have surfed in North Devon it has been fairly choppy but I don't know if that is always the case.
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Mavericks. Two different variations. Hawaii good waves if you paddle out. Tahiti the best waves if you get towed out to them.
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They are those little (normally white) hard circle looking things that are growing on the bottom of boats and on whales...just google it...you will find pictures.
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Bubbles aren't white. Check em out, they're all kinds of different colors like a swirly rainbow.
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whatever floats your boat
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i like Florida's beaches because they are so diverse.  on the east coast the sand is coarse and tan with a view of the dark blue-gray atlantic ocean.  some, like daytona beach allow cars to drive on them (i don't particularly like that).  on the west coast and the panhandle, the beaches are made of bright white "sugar" sands on the (mostly) calm waters of the blue-green gulf of mexico with beautiful sunsets.