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Okay, well tides are caused by the moon itself.
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Waves are caused by wind going over the water and pushing the water like that.
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Now, and, you know, stuff underneath and a whole bunch of factors.
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But what happens when you have water source heading that way, or a wind source heading one way and a wind source heading another? they don't just block up and match each other there.
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It actually forms a gyre, an ocean current.
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Now, with this in mind, let's say you had a lot of itty -bitty random bits of plastic in there.
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Because of this, the way these gyres are formed, they'll actually start bunching up in the center.
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And that is true on an oceanic scale.
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Ocean gyres are because of that same...