Question

Looking at the illustration below; explain how Earth’s oceans continually circulation

Answer 1

@Iseulde

Answer 2

Ouch, is this geography or what? :) Ok, I'll try to explain it, but it's longer than a sentence or two.

Answer 3

yes mam

Answer 4

and thankyou!

Answer 5

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Answer 6

@Iseulde

Answer 7

In the equatorial regions, where the incidence angle of the Solar rays is closer to 90 degrees, the temperature on the surface of the ocean is higher, thus causing the formation of the warm ocean currents, such as Gulfstream, for example. This warm current flows to the North, where the water of the current cools. Cold water gets heavy, and sinks to the bottom of the ocean, where it spreads (gets mixed with the rest of the ocean's deep water) and travels back to the equatorial areas, where it is warmed up and, the warmer it gets, the more it comes up to the surface, where some evaporation occurs, and the warm current is formed again.

Answer 8

It took me some time to write this story. I hope my English is understandable here :))

Answer 9

its perfefct thankyou!!

Answer 10

You're welcome, good luck!

Answer 11

hey do u know any math?

Answer 12

I don't even know how much of it I remember... it's been a lot of time since I've studied it.

Answer 13

can you maybe try? ;DDDDDDDDD

Answer 14

actually, a lot of people are here on the site, so ask it publicly and eventually some of us will solve it :)

Answer 15

ok :)