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A tsunami with an amplitude of 1 m would probably not be noticed passing a ship at sea because of its low amplitude and very long wavelength.
Ocean Basins
The deep and extensive depression of the Earth's surface that contains the world's ocean waters, surrounded by continental landmasses.
Counter Currents
Oceanographic phenomena where adjacent slivers of water move in opposite directions, significantly affecting climate and marine life.
Coriolis Effect
The apparent deflection of moving objects, like air or ocean currents, to the right in the northern hemisphere and to the left in the southern hemisphere, due to Earth's rotation.
Gulf Stream
A strong, warm ocean current that originates in the Gulf of Mexico, flowing into the Atlantic Ocean, influencing climate patterns in Europe and North America.
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