Gulf stream

The Gulf Stream is a powerful, warm and fast surface current in the Atlantic Ocean that forms in the Gulf of Mexico from the Florida Stream. Discovery of the Gulf Stream in 1512 After which it was widely used by Spanish ships sailing from the Caribbean to Spain. The Gulf Stream, like all other ocean currents, is mainly caused by wind because it causes friction when moving with water. This friction then causes the water to move in the same direction. Because it is a current on the western border, its movement also aids in the presence of land along the edges of the Gulf Stream. The current divides into two parts: the northern part flows towards northern Europe, the southern part towards western Africa.
The Gulf Stream affects the climate of North America and the west coast of Europe. The Gulf Stream periodically forms rings resulting from the bend of the Gulf Stream. There are two types of rings: cold core rings and warm core rings. These rings can transfer different biological, chemical and physical properties of the waters of their origin to new waters. At this time, the speed is highest at the flow surface, up to 2 meters per second. Studies show that the power of the Gulf Stream is waning, with the speed of its water declining every year.
What are those warm core rings?
The warm core rings are a vortex that...

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