Learn about OAE hearing tests, also called Otoacoustic Emissions Hearing tests, which are used to diagnose problems with the cochlea. Learn about OAE hearing tests, also called Otoacoustic Emissions Hearing tests, which are used to diagnose problems with the cochlea.
The answer to the question is Continental deflection. The Gulf Stream Current is deflected by North America, causing the current to change direction. This concept is referred as the Continental deflection. It occurs when a continent deflects the movement of a current (water or air). Continental deflection can either be: Defelction by rotation and continental position --->North Atlantic as an example Deflection of equatorial currents by South America
The Gulf Stream is one of the strongest ocean currents in the world. It is driven by surface wind patterns and differences in water density. Surface water in the north Atlantic is cooled by winds from the Arctic. It becomes more salty and more dense and sinks to the ocean floor.