Coriolis effect

What is the Coriolis effect?

Produces Coriolis effect force Attalah that affect the moving object on the surface of the rotor, such as the Earth. Has been described this effect for the first time in 1835 by the French scientist Gustav - Gaspard Coriolis. Affect Attalah force on the left side to the direction of motion, for the movement of rotation in a clockwise direction, and on the right side, for the movement of rotation in the counter-clockwise direction.
The Coriolis effect leads to a virtual deviation in the path of moving objects in a straight line on the rotating coordinate system. In fact no actual body deviates from a straight line, but it seems also because of the movement of the surface actually below.
Commensurate Coriolis force on the ground with the sine of the latitude at the site. Where such a force equal zero at the equator and reach the maximum at the poles.
The method Merry Go-Round (Tempozan) of the best and simplest ways to get to know the amount of the Coriolis force and unique direction. Stand near the outer edge of the rotary swing slow rotation so that they are in the face of the middle of it, taking care to hold strongly in the bars every time. If you try to tilt forward in the direction of the center, you will feel a kind of side force - the Coriolis force. But commensurate amount of this force with speed Tempozan and tilt forward speed. Alternatively, try to roll the ball on the length of a quick swing rotation, as shown in this film on the University of Illinois.

Affecting also the phenomenon of the Coriolis Effect on the weather patterns. It is known that the wind caused by the movement of air from a high pressure areas to a low-pressure areas. If the land is fixed, this movement will be in a straight line, but on the ground roller, the Coriolis effect tends to work to turn the direction of the wind in the counter-clockwise around low pressure areas in the Northern Hemisphere / In clockwise in the hemisphere South.

Other manifestations of the impact of Coriolis is Foucault's Pendulum, where used Jane Bernard Liu Foucault in 1851 to demonstrate the rotation of the Earth. The pendulum is a large body swing down a long wire attached to a high ceiling. Note that direction Alergehh change throughout the day. Consider these images for Foucault pendulum at the University of New South Wales, Australia.

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