Geography

Introduction The specific and regular flow of ocean water is called ocean current. Are named after the direction in which they flow or the country they pass by. Below is a discussion of the types of ocean currents and their importance.  About 71.4% of the total surface area is covered with water and the remaining […]

Introduction General circulation of the atmosphere refers to the shifting or movement of air across a large area. It is the distribution of heat on the earth’s surface. The general circulation of the atmosphere varies from year to year. The difference in temperature between the lower latitudes and the higher latitudes causes the general circulation

Introduction Fog and mist both are forms of condensation created by water droplets. There is a very minute difference between fog vs mist. The prime difference between fog and mist are altitudinal as well as density. Fog is formed around less than 1000 meters whereas mist is formed at more than 1000 meters. Fog is

Introduction Clouds are one of the forms of condensation. There are different types of clouds. These are high altitude clouds, mid-altitude clouds, low altitude clouds, and vertical clouds. The stratus cloud is a low-altitude cloud. The following is a description of the stratus cloud and the difference between the stratus cloud and cumulus clouds.  A

Introduction The epidemiological transition model is one of the theories of demography. This transition model describes fertility, life expectancy, leading causes of death, mortality. Below is a discussion of the Epidemiological transition model and its stages (1). Population growth rates vary from time and space. Fertility, life expectancy, and leading causes of death, mortality, etc.

Introduction Clouds are suspended water particles and ice particles in the air at a slight elevation above the earth’s surface formed by condensation. There are various types of clouds, cumulus clouds are one of them. Below is a discussion of what a cumulus cloud is and how it is formed. The color of the cloud

Introduction The moon and the sun attract the water body and land of the earth’s surface. As a result, the water body of the earth’s surface rises and falls in one place every day at regular intervals. This phenomenon is known as the tide. There are various types of tides. Below is a discussion of

Introduction A group of visible crystals or condensed water particles or vapor floating in the upper atmosphere of the earth are known as clouds. The upward wind expands as the pressure decreases and cools to form clouds. There are different types of clouds in the atmosphere depending on height and other factors. Below is a

Introduction There are different types of natural phenomena occurring in the ocean, like ocean currents, tsunamis, breaking waves, etc. Tides are also a natural phenomenon. The gravitational pull of the moon and the sun causes the ocean water to rise and fall, this phenomenon is called tide.  The importance of tides is immense in human