Each point on Earth is unique because it has particular characteristics to be distinguished. A specific point on Earth is called place, and the name given to it is called toponym. A point on Earth may be distinguished by its physical character, location, climate, topography, and elevation.
An area with one or more distinctive characteristics is called a region. Language, religion, culture and material wealth are some characteristics that may describe a specific region.
It is true that the air circulates counterclockwise in diagram B because the water cools slower than the land.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The air flows in an anti clockwise direction in that diagram because water takes more time to cool down comparatively slower than the land because a lot of heat is required to heat the water and therefore water has a lot of heat stored in water causing the water to heat slower than the land even if they let the energy out at the same time still water takes more time.
The border between the outer core and the inner core is about 5,100 km<span> below the surface of the Earth. (The crust is usually between 3 and 70 km thick, being thicker in the continents and thinner in the oceans,)
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Hot and less dense material below the
Earth’s crust rises towards the mid-ocean ridge. A mid-ocean ridge is an underwater mountain range, formed by plate tectonics.
<span>As this material flows sideways, it
creates a crack in the crust where magma will flow out. This magma cools down
and becomes the new seafloor.</span>
