The last statement is correct. Water stores heat better than land mass, so when the heat that is stored in land cools, the heat particles in the air over the ocean is packed very closely and want to be further away from each other. That causes the wind to blow towards land, where it is more room for particles. I hope that made sense.
<span>Earth’s rotation takes about
24 hours. By definition, the rotation of earth is the amount of time it takes
to rotate once around its axis. On average, this apparently happens once a day i.e
after every 24 hours with respect to the sun (solar day) and once after every
23 hours, 56 minutes and 4.09 seconds with respect to the stars (sidereal day).
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