the process by which water changes into vapor is called vaporization or evaporation
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Sediments are made when old rocks weather, causing pieces and fragments of the rock to break off. Erosion then carries this sediment away to other areas, most commonly low-lying ones. Over time, as more sediments pile on top of older ones, these layers compact and cement together, forming sedimentary rocks. These rocks make up most of the earth's land forms. Hope this helps!
When there are no signs of an active magma chamber beneath the volcano (no unusual seismic activity, no volcanic gasses escaping etc.), and when there hasn't been any activity for a long time span (at least 10,000 years).
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The sun hits bodies of water (ponds, oceans, pools, puddles) and it evaporates into a gas known as water vapor which goes up and forms a cloud. When the cloud gets heavy the water condensates back into little droplets and falls back to the ground. This is rain.