Mars-like Scene on Earth! Florida's Sea Color Changed Overnight, NASA on Alert

• NASA recorded a surprising event on Florida's west coast where the Gulf of Mexico's deep blue water turned bright blue and green, visible from space.
• Scientists attribute the change to two major winter storms, 'Fern' and 'Gianna', which altered the region's geography.
• Investigations revealed calcium carbonate sediment and marine organism remains from the seabed rose to the surface, making the water pale and murky blue.
• Historic cold temperatures and strong winds changed ocean water density, causing heavy, cold water to flow deeper, bringing sediment up.
• Landsat 9 satellite images showed 'Hammerhead' Eddies, small cyclones, forming when cold, dense water collided with Gulf of Mexico waters, impacting the carbon cycle.