Description
The Coriolis force, or Coriolis effect, is a pseudo-force that causes objects moving out of the straight line to be deflected by an observer inside a rotating device. The effects of this force can be clearly seen in determining the direction of currents on the planet’s climate fronts. In physics, the effect of cryolysis force is defined as an apparent deviation of the motion of objects, when objects are on an axis of rotation coordinates. Has been.
