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Explain how interactions between Earth’s spheres keep water cycling between them

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Elenna [48]3 years ago

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There are several process in the nature, which keeps water cycling between them. By Precipitation, Earth's sphere gets water which we use in several ways, and by evaporation & sublimation, it goes back to upper spheres of the Earth's atmosphere and cycle happens again & again.

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