[Why series] Earth Science Episode 4 - Atomospheric General Circulation

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[Why series] Earth Science Episode 4 - Atmospheric General Circulation
The Earth on which we live is surrounded by air. The layer of air that extends up to 1,000 km from the Earth’s surface is called the atmosphere. The gases that make up the atmosphere are what we will talk about today. How does the atmosphere move, and what does it do?
In this video, we will take a look the story of the atmospheric general circulation and the circulation of oceanic surface currents.
Hope you enjoy it.
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12 июл 2024

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@mangoface7914 4 года назад

These are honestly so good?? How am i discovering them just now. Thanks to the people who made them

@pzevallos76 3 года назад

Beautiful music, beautiful presentation. I enjoyed it very much!

@yourslelo 3 года назад

Great video. Great choice of music, i was able to focus better!!

@valentinaalmeida7389 Год назад

I have a earth science midterm semester final tomorrow morning and this helps so much! thank you!

@gunaynajafzade1568 2 года назад

This is so helpful damn it!!!!!!!!!!!

@pawankumar-ui7ck 2 года назад

Thanks for nice information ❤️

@lucyoh 3 месяца назад

but I have. a question which is one of my homework. what if low latitudes get less energy then what kind of situation gonna happen in higher latitude? does someone know the answer??

@MWBFurlong 3 года назад

Your title is spelt incorrectly (Atomospheric, it should be atmospheric). Otherwise it is a good video.

@quadfour4 4 года назад

Very well made, the music is a bit repetitive though, could use some progression.

@goldfishy Год назад

5:40 - I understand why the equator has a low pressure zone due to the heat and rising air. But why is there a low pressure zone at 60 degree latitude?

@briananano2523 Год назад

Because it's where the midlatitude westerlies within the Ferrel cell converges with the polar easterlies of the polar cell. This convergence of air masses (of different temperature and moisture content) plus the depletion of air aloft if there's a net ascent of air downstream of troughs in jet streams makes that latitude a low-pressure zone in general.