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Hello everyone, first post on this forum...
Recently I've been trying to understand how ocean currents work from a general perspective. While studying, an intrigueing question popped up in my mind, and I haven't been able to let it go unanswered. It is simply:
If the Earth was a completely smooth, ocean covered sphere (but otherwise unchanged), how would the ocean currents flow?
I think that answering this Q might help one to understand what makes all the world's real ocean currents tick. Any suggestion?
Cheers,
Michael
Recently I've been trying to understand how ocean currents work from a general perspective. While studying, an intrigueing question popped up in my mind, and I haven't been able to let it go unanswered. It is simply:
If the Earth was a completely smooth, ocean covered sphere (but otherwise unchanged), how would the ocean currents flow?
I think that answering this Q might help one to understand what makes all the world's real ocean currents tick. Any suggestion?
Cheers,
Michael