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If the temperature of the earths atmosphere?
Rises 1 degree, how many thousands of years does it take to warm the average oceans temp 1 degree?
A. 1-2 thousand years?
B. 2-3 thousand years?
C. 3-4 thousand years?
D. 4-5 thousand years?
E. 5-10 thousand years?
F. Over 10 thousand years?
3 Answers
- MichaelLv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
IF? =Global warming ended in 2012, confirmed by our satelite reports that ice starting to accumulate/// reported 11/28/2012. Mike
Source(s): Satelite reports. - ?Lv 77 years ago
The ocean heat capacity is much more than that of the atmosphere. The answer is F, except in that time you are likely to see an ice age.
- KanoLv 77 years ago
Oceans warm similar to earths surface and atmosphere, with maybe a few decades lag, so it would be under a hundred years, bear in mind that our oceans cover 70% of earths surface and receive a lot of solar radiation
