Liquid water of any sort has a huge heat capacity relative to air; that is, it must absorb a great deal of heat to show a slight increase in temperature. As a result, changes in air temperature are very slow to impact the temperature of large bodies of water such as an ocean, or even a large lake.
No becuse climate is different between them .so temperature is not same
temperature, and the microrganisms that live in the water because lake water stay in same place for long time while ocean water flows
I think, its temperature stay the same at ozone layer. But I am no reliable on this because I am only a kid,a ten year old kid, but I study physics.
It will stay the same
It will stay the same
pressure of the depths are the same
B. Ocean currents affect temperatures on land.
The equator faces always the sun wheather the earth is tilted to the north or south. This causes the earth to stay the same temperature all time.
So the room will stay the same temperature. It does this when the thermometer drops temperature moderately.
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No, because the ocean is deeper than rivers so therefore the sunlight can't get totally trough
I am not sure i think.... well the ocean acts as a large heat sink keeping around the same temperature. The ocean changes temperature slower than landmasses, so that influences the temperature overall slowing it down.