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The water cycle, or hydrologic cycle, is a vital process that circulates water across the Earth's atmosphere, land, and water bodies. It involves evaporation, condensation, precipitation, and runoff, playing a key role in climate dynamics, natural water purification, and the distribution of resources. This cycle shapes our planet's geology and ecosystems, supporting life by maintaining water balance and biodiversity.
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The continuous process of water circulation on Earth through various reservoirs
Evaporation
The transformation of liquid water into water vapor through the sun's energy
Condensation
The conversion of water vapor into liquid droplets, forming clouds
Precipitation
The release of water droplets from clouds in the form of rain, snow, sleet, or hail
The maintenance of a balance in Earth's water distribution, essential for supporting life
The different processes involved in the movement of water within the environment
The conversion of liquid water into water vapor through the sun's energy and from plants
The release of water droplets from clouds and the seeping of water into the ground to replenish aquifers
The absorption and release of heat through evaporation and condensation, influencing climate dynamics
The distribution of thermal energy around the planet, regulating temperature extremes and contributing to climate stability
The essential role of the water cycle in the formation of weather patterns and global climate
The removal of impurities during evaporation, allowing for the generation of freshwater during condensation and precipitation
The delivery of clean water to replenish rivers, lakes, and groundwater sources, essential for human consumption, agriculture, and ecosystem health