Merevoolud
Merevoolud, often translated as ocean currents, are continuous, directed movements of seawater. They are primarily driven by two main forces: wind and density differences. Winds blowing over the ocean surface exert friction, dragging the water and initiating surface currents. These wind-driven currents are responsible for transporting large volumes of water over long distances.
Density differences also play a significant role, especially in driving deep ocean currents. Seawater density is
Merevoolud have a profound impact on global climate by distributing heat from the equator towards the poles