👉 The Pac-Fluid, or Pacific Fluid, is a theoretical model that describes the behavior of fluids in the context of the Pacific Ocean's dynamics, particularly focusing on how these fluids interact with the Earth's rotation and other environmental factors. This model simplifies complex fluid mechanics to explain large-scale oceanic phenomena, such as currents and tides, by considering the balance between gravitational forces, Coriolis effects, and frictional forces. It provides insights into the movement of water masses across vast oceanic regions, playing a crucial role in understanding climate patterns and marine ecosystems. The Pac-Fluid model is particularly useful for simulating and predicting oceanic behavior, aiding in climate research and maritime navigation.
