How does the ocean impact air currents? How does gravity affect deep ocean currents? What can cause an increase in the density of ocean water? What are some natural causes of ocean acidification? What causes groundwater depletion? How do waves cause erosion?
What three factors control surface currents? Why does sound travel faster in lower density materials and in hotter materials? How does increasing the resistance in a circuit affect the current in the wire? What things influence deep ocean currents?
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Because of its high temperature, the outer core exists in a low viscosity fluid-state that undergoes turbulent convection and rotates faster than the rest of the planet. This causes eddy currents to form in the fluid core, which in turn creates a dynamo effect that is believed to influence E...
travels across the southern Indian Ocean, flows passed the east side of Australia, and merges into the North Pacific. Once the deep current enters the North Pacific, increasing temperatures cause a lower density in the deep water, and in turn the water becomes more buoyant and rises up to th...
, this involves measuring sound waves generated by earthquakes, and examining how passing through the different layers of the Earth causes them to slow down. The changes in seismic velocity cause refraction which is calculated (in accordance with Snell's Law) to determine differences in density....
, this involves measuring sound waves generated by earthquakes, and examining how passing through the different layers of the Earth causes them to slow down. The changes in seismic velocity cause refraction which is calculated (in accordance with Snell's Law) to determine differences in density....
The magnetic field associated with the current in the conductor causes eddy currents near the center of the conductor which opposes the flow of the main current near the center of the conductor. The main current flow is forced further to the surface as the frequency of the alternating current ...
After all, the design and implementation of measures to conduct water is straightforward compared to changing other system elements such as population density, agricultural systems or urbanisation processes – let alone global economic developments or climate change. So, if technological choices are ...
What causes movement in the mantle? What is the density of the Earth's mantle? Which layer of the Earth are the lithosphere and asthenosphere found? Which layer of the geosphere supports the tectonic plates? Why is convection important to plate tectonics?