The Gulf Stream, the world's fastest ocean current, flows along the western side of this water body O A Great Barrier Reef ( B.
Hudson Bay C. Great Lakes 0 D. Arctic Ocean O E Mediterranean Sea 0 F, South Atlantic Ocean 。G, Indian Ocean 0 H. Gulf of Mexico Ol Southern Ocean O J North Atlantic Ocean O K. Caribbean Sea Caspian Sea O M. Lake Baikal N Pacific Ocean 0 Black Sea
Gulf stream that forms the extension of the North Atlantic drift and is a warm ocean current that stretches through the tip of Florida and flows through the eastern coast of the United States and reaches the Newfoundlands before crossing the Atlantic ocean and is known to reach the Mexican gulf also.
At 40°0′N 30°0′W, it separated into two streams as a northern stream, the North Atlantic Drift, and hence influence the climates of the eastern coast of North America and the climates of western Europe.
This steam typically stretches from 100 kilometers and is 3,900 ft deep. And stream carries warm waters across Atlantic and this is a reason for the intensity of cyclones.
Energy is transferred from the sun to Earth via electromagnetic waves, or radiation. Most of the energy that passes through the upper atmosphere and reaches Earth's surface is in two forms, visible and infrared light. The majority of this light is in the visible spectrum.
