+The **Coriolis effect** describes an apparent [force](/wiki/force) that deflects moving objects within a rotating frame of reference, like the Earth. Arising from the planet's [rotation](/wiki/rotation), it subtly influences large-scale phenomena such as global wind patterns and ocean currents.
+## See also
+- [Atmosphere](/wiki/atmosphere)
+- [Weather](/wiki/weather)
+- [Fluid Dynamics](/wiki/fluid_dynamics)
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