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    Abundance of Liquid Water On Earth Is 71%. - Earth Fall in "Goldilocks" Principle

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    The document discusses the hydrosphere and hydrologic cycle. It notes that 71% of the Earth's surface is covered in liquid water. It then describes several key processes in the hydrologic cycle - evaporation, condensation, sublimation, precipitation, transpiration, runoff, and infiltration. Finally, it discusses how the hydrosphere interacts with the geosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere, through processes like the chemical breakdown of rocks by water, the transfer of water between spheres by evaporation and precipitation, and the role of water in nutrient transport for organisms.

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    Abundance of Liquid Water On Earth Is 71%. - Earth Fall in "Goldilocks" Principle

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    The document discusses the hydrosphere and hydrologic cycle. It notes that 71% of the Earth's surface is covered in liquid water. It then describes several key processes in the hydrologic cycle - evaporation, condensation, sublimation, precipitation, transpiration, runoff, and infiltration. Finally, it discusses how the hydrosphere interacts with the geosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere, through processes like the chemical breakdown of rocks by water, the transfer of water between spheres by evaporation and precipitation, and the role of water in nutrient transport for organisms.

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    The document discusses the hydrosphere and hydrologic cycle. It notes that 71% of the Earth's surface is covered in liquid water. It then describes several key processes in the hydrologic cycle - evaporation, condensation, sublimation, precipitation, transpiration, runoff, and infiltration. Finally, it discusses how the hydrosphere interacts with the geosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere, through processes like the chemical breakdown of rocks by water, the transfer of water between spheres by evaporation and precipitation, and the role of water in nutrient transport for organisms.

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    Abundance of Liquid Water On Earth Is 71%. - Earth Fall in "Goldilocks" Principle

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    Hydrosphere

    (Water EARTH)
    • Abundance of
    liquid water on
    Earth is 71%.

    • Earth fall in
    “Goldilocks”
    principle.
    Hydrologic Cycle
    • Evaporation – it is a
    process where water at
    the surface turns into
    water vapour.
    Hydrologic Cycle
    • Condensation – as water
    vaporizes, it changes
    into very tiny particles of
    water droplets.
    Hydrologic Cycle
    • Sublimation – process
    where ice directly
    converts into water
    vapors without converting
    into liquid water.
    Hydrologic Cycle
    • Precipitation – when the
    clouds, cannot hold any
    more water it will pour
    down the water droplets,
    as rain.
    Hydrologic Cycle
    • Transpiration – as
    water precipitates,
    some of it is
    absorbed by the
    soil.
    Hydrologic Cycle
    • Runoff – as the water
    pours down, it leads to
    runoff. The process
    where water runs over
    the surface of the earth.
    Hydrologic Cycle
    • Infiltration – increases
    the level of ground
    water table. It is
    called pure water and
    is drinkable.
    HYDROSPHERE: interaction with
    other earth system components
    • Geosphere – water
    is the primary agent
    for the chemical
    and mechanical
    breakdown of
    rocks.
    HYDROSPHERE: interaction with
    other earth system components
    • Atmosphere – water
    is transferred
    between the
    Hydrosphere and
    biosphere by
    evaporation and
    precipitation.
    HYDROSPHERE: interaction with
    other earth system components
    • Biosphere – water
    is necessary for the
    transport of
    nutrients and waste
    product in
    organisms.

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