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Gnesinka [82]
3 years ago
5

The Earth's oceans act as a climate moderator. Oceans do this in many ways, including ALL BUT one method listed here. That is

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Aleks04 [339]3 years ago
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A) evenly distributing solar radiation.

The oceans do not evenly distribute solar radiation on earth. Actually solar radiation on earth is never evenly distributed due to the spherical shape of the globe and titled nature of earth on its axis. However, oceans attempt to disturbed the solar energy from solar radiation around the earth through ocean currents. Nonetheless evenness is never achieved, and ideally cannot be reached as long as earth remains dynamic.

Explanation:

Usually the equatorial region is heated faster and warmer than higher latitudes. The ocean waters in the equatorial regions are, therefore, warmer and these currents head towards the poles (on ocean surface waters) as cooler oceans currents from the poles replace these waters at the equator (upweling from deeper denser waters in the ocean). This ensures the distribution of solar energy around the world. In addition, water evaporating from ocean surface carry with them energy that is transferred to the atmosphere. The atmosphere, on other hand, distribute this energy through wind currents.

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Alexxx [7]3 years ago
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Answer:

A

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