water that moves at the oceans surface.
The Gulf Stream.
The Gulf Stream.
because its hot
The Gulf Stream of the Atlantic Ocean
By warm currents, such as the Gulf Stream.
Gulf Stream - warm ocean current Labrador - cold ocean current
Gulf Stream
The Gulf Stream and the California current are the two ocean currents that affect North America. The California current originates in the Pacific Ocean, while the Gulf Stream originates in the Atlantic Ocean.
Labrador, Kuro Siwo, Humboldt, Gulf Stream, Southern Equatorial
The Gulf Stream and the Kuroshio Current are both warm ocean currents that primarily flow away from the equator. The Gulf Stream flows from the Gulf of Mexico across the North Atlantic Ocean, while the Kuroshio Current flows along the eastern coast of Japan.
Alaska, Gulf stream, Norwegian, California, Labrador, Canary, and Kuroshio currents.
No, the Gulf Stream and the Coriolis effect are not the same. The Gulf Stream is a warm ocean current in the Atlantic Ocean that flows from the Gulf of Mexico along the eastern coast of the United States and across the Atlantic towards Europe. The Coriolis effect, on the other hand, is a result of Earth's rotation that causes moving air and water to turn and twist in specific directions, influencing the flow of currents like the Gulf Stream. While they are related in the context of ocean circulation, they are distinct phenomena.