Re:The climate of a retrograde rotating Earth (2018)
by gus_massa on Friday October 18, 2019 @07:21PM
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In a previous post of a map of a retrograde Earth(based on this?) I notice the change of climate in Central America, and I thought it was weird.
In the real Earth there is a lot of wind from the Caribean to the Pacific that caries a lot of humidity and rain.
In a retrograde Earth, the winds in that area go from north to south, and don't have so much humidity. (I expected winds going from the Pacific to the Caribean, without a big change in humidity.) (It is still weird.)
In the real Earth there is a lot of wind from the Caribean to the Pacific that caries a lot of humidity and rain.
In a retrograde Earth, the winds in that area go from north to south, and don't have so much humidity. (I expected winds going from the Pacific to the Caribean, without a big change in humidity.) (It is still weird.)