geophysical fluids

Geophysical fluids are natural liquids and gases found within Earth's systems, such as oceans, rivers, glaciers, and the atmosphere. They play vital roles in shaping our planet’s climate, weather, and geological processes. These fluids move and interact over large scales, transporting heat, nutrients, and energy. Their behavior is governed by physical principles like gravity, pressure, temperature, and Earth's rotation. Understanding geophysical fluids helps scientists predict weather patterns, climate change, ocean currents, and natural phenomena like earthquakes and volcanic activity, providing insight into Earth's dynamic and interconnected systems.