Coriolisvoimalla
Coriolisvoimalla, or the Coriolis effect, is an apparent force that acts on objects moving within a rotating frame of reference. It is named after the French scientist Gustave Gaspard de Coriolis. This effect is not a true force in the sense of Newton's laws, but rather a consequence of inertia and the Earth's rotation.
The Coriolis effect causes moving objects, such as air masses, ocean currents, and even projectiles, to be
A well-known manifestation of the Coriolis effect is its influence on large-scale weather patterns. It contributes
On a smaller scale, the Coriolis effect is negligible for everyday objects and motions. For instance, water