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Something in the Air: Coriolis Force, The

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Something in the Air: Coriolis Force, The

The Coriolis Effect, named for 19th century French scientist Gaspard Gustave Coriolis, describes the apparent force that arises when an object that is moving is viewed in a reference frame that is rotating.