what will happen if earth starts rotating in opposite direction
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the time will go opposite and earth can also miss it orbit.
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If something like that happened,the earth would probably have much different climate and weather patterns than we have now. The world's weather systems move with the earth's rotation, so patterns on the continents would reverse. Southern California's mild, dry climate might change into Florida's hot, wet and stormy climate, for example. Ocean currents like the Gulf Stream would flow in opposite directions, probably upsetting things like the thermohaline circulation. Much of the North Atlantic would become much colder.
Any Another big difference is that the wind and ocean “gyres” (the loops that wind and ocean currents move in) would be reversed. An important factor in our weather patterns is the “Coriolis Effect”. This phenomenon causes the winds at the equator to blow toward the west (opposite the direction of the earth’s spin at the equator). The winds loop around and blow from west to east at 30 degrees north and south of the equator. This is why the central United States gets “westerly” (from west to east) weather systems. This would be reversed if Earth were spinning the opposite direction.
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If something like that happened,the earth would probably have much different climate and weather patterns than we have now. The world's weather systems move with the earth's rotation, so patterns on the continents would reverse. Southern California's mild, dry climate might change into Florida's hot, wet and stormy climate, for example. Ocean currents like the Gulf Stream would flow in opposite directions, probably upsetting things like the thermohaline circulation. Much of the North Atlantic would become much colder.
Any Another big difference is that the wind and ocean “gyres” (the loops that wind and ocean currents move in) would be reversed. An important factor in our weather patterns is the “Coriolis Effect”. This phenomenon causes the winds at the equator to blow toward the west (opposite the direction of the earth’s spin at the equator). The winds loop around and blow from west to east at 30 degrees north and south of the equator. This is why the central United States gets “westerly” (from west to east) weather systems. This would be reversed if Earth were spinning the opposite direction.
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