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Ocean dynamical thermostat

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The term "ocean dynamical thermostat" refers to the ocean's role in regulating Earth's climate system, particularly its ability to absorb, store, and redistribute heat. The ocean acts as a massive heat reservoir, influencing atmospheric temperatures and climate patterns. Here’s a more detailed explanation of this concept: 1. **Heat Absorption and Redistribution**: The ocean absorbs a significant amount of solar energy that reaches the Earth.

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