The geosphere is the solid and rocky part of the earth. All the spheres of the earth are constantly interacting with one another to produce a dynamic and vibrant earth.
The atmosphere is the gaseous envelope that covers the earth.
The hydrosphere is the part of the earth in water.
The biosphere is the living part of the earth.
Through series of volcanic activities, the geosphere releases several beneficial and useful gas into the atmosphere.
During the early formation of the earth, volcanic activities produced useful gases that helped stabilized the earth.
Ocean basins are on the lithosphere, a component part of the geosphere.
When new ocean basins are created, the shape of the ocean water changes.
The biosphere relies on the geosphere for nutrients. The parent materials that forms a soil comes from rocks in the geosphere.
Some animals takes shelter in the geosphere.
Changes to the geosphere affects other earth's spheres.
