This is a Study Island Question. The answer is convention currents.
There are multiple reasons for the earth's surface to be heated unevenly. The flat surfaces, waters, mountains, and craters, are all different things that can cause the earth to be heated unevenly.
Direct and indirect sunlight.
There are multiple reasons for the earth's surface to be heated unevenly. The flat surfaces, waters, mountains, and craters, are all different things that can cause the earth to be heated unevenly.
When the land or oceans are heated unevenly it causes wind to form from either land to sea, or sea to land. These are a common event that occur daily near bodies of water.
Yes. Magma is underground molten rock.
The earth is heated unevenly because of the tilt of the earth resulting in the seasons.
There are multiple reasons for the earth's surface to be heated unevenly. The flat surfaces, waters, mountains, and craters, are all different things that can cause the earth to be heated unevenly.
There are multiple reasons for the earth's surface to be heated unevenly. The flat surfaces, waters, mountains, and craters, are all different things that can cause the earth to be heated unevenly.
There are multiple reasons for the earth's surface to be heated unevenly. The flat surfaces, waters, mountains, and craters, are all different things that can cause the earth to be heated unevenly.
the sunns rays heat in different directions
Direct and indirect sunlight.
There are multiple reasons for the earth's surface to be heated unevenly. The flat surfaces, waters, mountains, and craters, are all different things that can cause the earth to be heated unevenly.
There are multiple reasons for the earth's surface to be heated unevenly. The flat surfaces, waters, mountains, and craters, are all different things that can cause the earth to be heated unevenly.
When the land or oceans are heated unevenly it causes wind to form from either land to sea, or sea to land. These are a common event that occur daily near bodies of water.
Random Motion
The Equator, and the poles receive different amounts of heat because they are at different positions on Earth and the farther away you are from the Sun, the less heat you receive, so it's hotter near the Equator than the North/South Poles.
It's a phenomenon. Nobody still knows why.