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Water has a higher specific heat capacity than land (soil, rocks, etc), and also the sun's radiation is not absorbed by water so easily as for land. Similarly for air. Thus the oceans moderate the temperatures reached under sunlight, and the land near the oceans is always cooler than that inland, in summer. In winter though the reverse can be true, because the oceans then become a large store of thermal energy whilst the land cools more quickly in the absence of strong sunlight.
itm has ice in it which causes the sea to cool down so it turns the air colder, so the rain is colder which makes everything it lands on colder :) hope this helpped geo dude!
The temperature in Yukon, Alaska can vary greatly depending on the time of year. In general, temperatures in Yukon, Alaska can range from below freezing in the winter to mild in the summer, with average temperatures typically around 20-60 degrees Fahrenheit. It is best to check a reliable weather source for the most up-to-date temperature information.
The thermosphere, one of the outer layers of Earth's atmosphere, has high temperatures but does not feel hot to us because of the extremely low density of molecules in this layer. The lack of molecules means that there is not enough matter to transfer heat to our bodies, making it feel cold even though the temperatures are high.
There is a lot of water on Haumea, though due to its cold temperatures, all of it (at least on the surface) is frozen. We do not know enough about its surface to definitively say if it has volcanoes, though other pieces of evidence suggest it might.
There are not two oceans that meet in Mexico. The Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea meet on Mexico's east side though.
Yes, though they melt at different temperatures.
Yes,They are found in the coastal regions of Indo-Pacific oceans. They are primarily marine, though some species are known to live in rivers.
Ocean water acts as a heat sink, absorbing and storing the sun's heat. This helps regulate temperatures on Earth by releasing heat slowly into the atmosphere. Additionally, ocean currents transport heat around the globe, distributing it evenly and moderating temperature variations.
Icebergs are in the oceans, though they are located nearer to the top section of Earth, where it is colder and they can last.
fossils
There are speculations that 10 million species have already been found. However it is though that we still don't know about 90 % of the species. These species live in places which are inaccessible to humans like deep oceans, high mountains, etc.
The range is many though out the oceans. They swim throught out groups of 10 and are not killer
The International Dateline passes through the Pacific and Southern Oceans.
Fast, I think Cross reference to make sure though.
Sea urchins prefer temperatures at 82 degrees. They can live in salt water temperatures from 72 to 86 degrees though.
It's harder to get places and you can't use the water for transportation. There can also be fluctuating temperatures, especially in places like the middle of the US. Weather can be different.