No, the sun does not cool the ocean. Remember, the sun heats up things.
most of them would go to the bottom of the pond lake ocean sea or the water its in to get away from the sun.
The pool was cool and soothing in the hot summer sun. The moonlit schoolyard was a cool, quiet place to be alone. The cool blue hues of the ocean shimmered in the afternoon light.
The Sun does not effect the salt in the ocean.
Sunspots. They are only "cool" relative to the rest of the Sun.
Cool Breeze
Because, people like to relax in the sun and stay cool in the water or walk through the hot sun!
how does the sun affect the formation of ocean currants
If you live closer to the ocean you will have warmer winters because the land is getting heated up faster by the sun and it takes longer for it to heat the ocean so it takes longer for the water t heat up or to cool down.And also if you live near the ocean you will have cooler summers because it takes longer for it to warm up the ocean and the sun hits the land the most not the ocean.
reflection of sun
when the sun heat the ocean,sea,and the water vapour rises and condenses with cool air and form cumulus clouds then the rain fall down.
Pretty warm in some places, pretty cool in others. Depends where you live, cold if you live in Russia, hot if you live near the sun.
the ocean is already salty and the sun does not effect it at all