Across
- 3. The energy that comes from the movement of tiny particles in matter, often felt as heat.
- 5. The transfer of heat through liquids and gases, often responsible for weather patterns.
- 9. Slow-moving water currents found deep beneath the ocean's surface, driven by temperature and salinity differences.
- 10. Winds that blow over short distances, often caused by local geographic features like mountains or bodies of water.
- 11. The transfer of heat or energy through waves, like sunlight warming the Earth.
- 12. Ocean movement caused by wind, affecting the top layer of water.
- 13. Large streams of ocean water that move continuously through the world's oceans.
- 14. Moving air caused by differences in temperature and pressure.
Down
- 1. The trapping of heat by gases in the atmosphere, which warms the Earth.
- 2. A cool wind that blows from the sea to the land, especially during the day.
- 4. Large-scale air movements around the Earth that help distribute heat and moisture.
- 6. The phenomenon that causes moving air and water to turn due to Earth's rotation.
- 7. A cool wind that blows from the land to the sea, especially at night.
- 8. The transfer of heat through direct contact between materials.