The Sea of Stars typically occurs at night, when the bioluminescent plankton are most active. This creates the mesmerizing effect of the “Sea of Stars,” with the glowing plankton appearing to light up the night sky.
When these plankton are disturbed, such as by the movement of waves or by swimmers, they give off a bright glow that can be seen in the dark. The Sea of Stars is caused by bioluminescent plankton, which are tiny microorganisms that produce light through a chemical reaction known as bioluminescence. This creates the effect of the “Sea of Stars,” with the glowing plankton appearing to light up the night sky. When the plankton are disturbed, such as by the movement of waves or by swimmers, they give off a bright glow that can be seen in the dark. Visitors to the Sea of Stars can expect to see a mesmerizing natural phenomenon caused by bioluminescent plankton. Some people have even reported seeing the plankton glow beneath the waves as they swim in the sea, creating a truly magical experience. Visitors to the island can experience the Sea of Stars for themselves by visiting the beach at night and watching the glowing plankton wash up on the shore.
It is caused by bioluminescent plankton that glows in the dark when disturbed, creating a mesmerizing effect that has earned the beach its nickname. The Sea of Stars is a natural phenomenon found on Vaadhoo Island in the Maldives.
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