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How is the water in the Dead Sea different from the water in Earth's oceans?
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How is the water in the Dead Sea
different from the water in Earth's
oceans?

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When water evaporates, it leaves any impurities behind. As a result, the Dead Sea has the saltiest and most mineral-laden natural water in the world. The surface water has a salinity of about five to nine times that found in the oceans, and the salinity increases with depth.

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The Dead Sea's water is about 10 times saltier than normal ocean water.

That's what make him different.

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