Water cycle

Water is how everyone lives, even plants, animals, and of course humans. Well what is a water cycle? Precipitation is how the water cycle starts, it is how water moves through the earth. The water from the Earth is always in movement, and the Earth's water cycle, also is known as the hydrologic cycle. This describes all the movement of the water, above and below on Earth's surface. The water cycle describes a continuous pattern of exchanged water having the cycle over and over again. Lakes, rivers, ice sheets, oceans, seas, underground aquifers, and vapor in the clouds. These examples all describes the water cycle and how it moves through the earth.The water cycle connects to many natural resources such as oceans, lands, and all through the atmosphere. This can impact on any…

of this exponential population growth on water and water sources can be taken in two different perspectives, but both calls for urgent remedy before the situation gets out of hand. One is the high demand for clean water for human consumption and secondly, is the severe encroachment of water sources by humans in such for settlement and economic activities thereby disrupting the natural water cycle (Jury & Vaux, 2005). Mr. President, it is indeed great news that the world and our country are…

The water cycle is a process in which water travels from the oceans, to earth's atmosphere and land. There are many steps to the water cycle. Those steps are as follows: Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, Transpiration, Runoff, and Infiltration. I will walk you through step-by-step of how each of these things contribute to the water cycle. The first step of the water cycle is evaporation. Evaporation starts with water, absorbing the sun's heat, and turning into vapors. The water usually…

Where does water come from? The teacher will wait for a response and then will say: “Water surrounds us; it falls from the sky, rushes down the riverbeds, it is the oceans, it is snow and ice and pours from faucets. The water cycle explains the existence and movement of water”. The book we are going to read today is “Snowflake: A Water Cycle Story”. Then the teacher will present and pass out the anticipation guide to activate students ' prior knowledge and build curiosity about the topic. The…

The Water Cycle Imagine you are a water molecule, like Molly. You begin your life up in the sky and are happy and content. Molly lives in a nimbostratus cloud right above a small countryside home. Molly has never left her comfy cloud, since the drought it hasn 't rained much around her home town of Porterville. Molly wanted nothing more than to fall through the sky and live her life as a raindrop. It was a cold afternoon in January and the sky was an ugly gray. The clouds looked heavy…

It just changes form as it goes through the water cycle. It can be a liquid as water, gas as water vapor, or a solid as ice. Everything is linked, and nothing is self-sufficient, including water, and air, which are both essential for our survival. In fact, 70% of the world 's oxygen comes from algae from the ocean 's coral reefs. Coral is made from algae, and shells, and covers less than 1% of the world 's ocean floor, and are a very essential home for many organisms. Eventually after 4 billion…

resources. Best of all, because the U.P. is nestled right in the middle of the Great Lakes, there is no shortage of fresh water. The water cycle is critical to the life of the area. As seen in the following image, during the cycle the water evaporates off the lakes, condenses in clouds, precipitates over high landforms (such as Marquette Mountain), and then runs off into the lake to repeat the cycle once again. Over time, the water cycle continues, sometimes with the water reaching the…

How does the Earth’s Water Cycle works? The water cycle is a process in which Earth’s water never stops moving by three steps evaporation, condensation and precipitation. Water is if not the most one of the most important components of life. Water defines how most ecosystems are. The water cycle is also connected by several ways to every other system in Earth. What is the water cycle? Water in Earth is always in movement, but how does it move. The water cycle also known as the hydrological…

This transportation of water and exchanged energy converts from one state to another driving the climate and weather system. This is the largest chemical flux on the planet It does not look like there is a starting point for this cycle. Water stores in lakes and the ocean, transpires into the air creating condensation, precipitation back onto the planet's surface creating runoff, running into the ground creating ground water, and eventually making its way back to lakes and the ocean.…

I am a water molecule there are four stages to my life also know as the Water Cycle, these include precipitation, evaporation, condensation and sometimes absorption. Most of these stages happen to me on a daily basis. I am a very important part of the living world, as most living things need me to survive. When I am in the Water Cycle I normally come down from the sky through precipitation and condensation. This involves being brought down through snow, rain, or hail. Once I precipitate from the…