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Concerns the application of the laws of physics to analyze common situations encountered in everyday life.
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Why do distinct temperature layers form in bodies of water?
The three layers are depicted here (from Wikipedia):
The top and bottom layers are distinguished by mostly constant temperature across their depth.
The top layer mixes due to external factors like …
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Why do distinct temperature layers form in bodies of water?
This may not be the correct place to ask a question about limnology (which I just found out is the science of lakes) but it seems like the place most likely to produce a good answer.
In my diving les …
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