why does the sun rays heat up the bottom of the pool before the top layer of the water?
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The sunlight is transmitted by the water only enough to heat lower levels a little bit. ... Since water near the surface is less dense than water near the bottom, the water circulates, bringing the solar-heated water of the surface down into the body of water and heating the lower levels.
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The sunlight is transmitted by the water only enough to heat lower levels a little bit. ... Since water near the surface is less dense than water near the bottom, the water circulates, bringing the solar-heated water of the surface down into the body of water and heating the lower levels.
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