Предмет: Литература, автор: dzovannad147

Говоря о влиянии Гольфстрима, Ф. Кривин пишет, что северные моря «теплеют от удивления». Почему он прибегает к такому ненаучному обьяснению?

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Автор ответа: coj905

Ответ:

Ф. Кривин, вероятно, использует такое ненаучное обьяснение, чтобы сделать свое изложение более доступным для широкой аудитории. Влияние Гольфстрима на климат и температуру северных морей является сложным процессом, который требует понимания океанографических и физических принципов. Часто научные концепции могут быть сложными для понимания для непрофессионалов. Поэтому автор мог прибегнуть к такому образному описанию в попытке сделать концепцию более доступной и понятной для обычных людей.

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