What is the hydrosphere, and what is it made up of?

• Hydrosphere – the water surrounding the surface of the oceans and the water in the atmosphere.

• The hydrospohere is made up of water.

What cycles are included in the hydrosphere?

• Hydrologica cycle {water cycle}• Cloud formation process

Subsurface(underground runoff)

Subsurface(underground runoff)

Accumulation

condensation

transpiration

precipitation

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Condensation(clouds form)

Surface runoff

evaporation

What interactions occur with this sphere?

• The ocean effects the temperature of the ocean.

Are there any layers or physical features?

• Layer 1: The sunlight zone• Layer 2: the twilight zone• Layer 3: The midnight zone• Layer 4: The abyss• Layer 5: The terches

• OCEAN FLOOR: continental shelf, conslop, continental rise, ocean basin

• Physical features: lakes, sea, ocean, pond, river, creek, hot springs.

How do humans impact the sphere and how can we change?

• Humans impact the hydrosphere by overusing water and polluting the water, we can change by not polluting, taking shorter showers, and use filters to clean water.

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