What is global circulation? | Part One | Differential heating

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The climate we experience and the location of the world’s deserts and rainforests are controlled by how air moves around the globe, a process known as Global Circulation. This is caused by different parts of the world heating up differently. In this video, the first of three videos on this topic, we look at what causes this differential heating.

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and ppl still think the world is flat

use me as a shame on humanity button

MustafaAbdulsalam

There is no reason I would watch this but its for science

Lil_Moe

I watched the three parts. They were really helpful, . Loved the examples

alexarteaga

Who else here because of earth science

rrvlucz

It's sad bc my teacher making me do this again

ImRuzoSECOND

Who's doing this for geography at MGS

swaztekkers

Excellent authoritative explanations. Much else on this subject on the web is inaccurate or poorly explained.

kitrynd

Mind blowing explanations!!! Believe me it’s gonna help me a lot to get a visual representation of the trajectory of free fall or aeroplane.

AbuSayed-ervs

at 1:18 it is said that the radiation travels more distance closer to the poles, but isn't the troposhphere ceiling higher near the equator like 60 000' at the equator, compared to 30 000' at the poles, or am I dumb?

medo