explain watercycle ???? plzz answer it fast ?
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Hi AditiBeautifull,
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Water cycle-
Water can change from one form to another by absorbing or giving out heat. In summer when the temperature rises, does no of the mountains absorbs heat, melts and runs down in stream. The water bodies on the earth continuously absorb heat, and some of the water changes into water vapour and goes into the atmosphere. Plants are also emit water vapour, mainly from the leaves. This process is known as transpiration.
The changing of water into water vapour is a continuous process but the atmosphere cannot keep storing an endless amount of water vapour. warm air can hold more water vapour than cold air can. With a fall in temperature the capacity of the Year to hold water vapour decrease. When the warm air cools down it can no longer hold the water vapour it is carrying. The axis of vapour then changes into tiny droplets of water. If the temperature is low enough the vapour I'm a changed into tiny crystals of ice . These droplets of crystals are also light and they float in the air carried by air currents. Visible message of floating water droplets of ice crystals are called clouds. The moving the plates crystals bump into each other and stick together to form larger droplets of crystals. In this way they can grow in size until they are too heavy to float. Then they fall as rain or snow. Thus, some of the water that goes into the atmosphere has water vapour changes into water or Ice to form clouds and ultimately comes back to the Earth's surface as rain or snow. The cycle goes on all the time and is known as water cycle or hydrological cycle.
Our activities sometimes affect the water cycle . For example, when we cut down trees transpiration is reduced and lesser water vapour is released into the atmosphere. Due to the shortage of water vapour, cloud formation is reduced and there is lesser rainfall.
Hope it helps..
Unnati ( ✯ Brainly star ✯)..
Here's your answer...
Water cycle-
Water can change from one form to another by absorbing or giving out heat. In summer when the temperature rises, does no of the mountains absorbs heat, melts and runs down in stream. The water bodies on the earth continuously absorb heat, and some of the water changes into water vapour and goes into the atmosphere. Plants are also emit water vapour, mainly from the leaves. This process is known as transpiration.
The changing of water into water vapour is a continuous process but the atmosphere cannot keep storing an endless amount of water vapour. warm air can hold more water vapour than cold air can. With a fall in temperature the capacity of the Year to hold water vapour decrease. When the warm air cools down it can no longer hold the water vapour it is carrying. The axis of vapour then changes into tiny droplets of water. If the temperature is low enough the vapour I'm a changed into tiny crystals of ice . These droplets of crystals are also light and they float in the air carried by air currents. Visible message of floating water droplets of ice crystals are called clouds. The moving the plates crystals bump into each other and stick together to form larger droplets of crystals. In this way they can grow in size until they are too heavy to float. Then they fall as rain or snow. Thus, some of the water that goes into the atmosphere has water vapour changes into water or Ice to form clouds and ultimately comes back to the Earth's surface as rain or snow. The cycle goes on all the time and is known as water cycle or hydrological cycle.
Our activities sometimes affect the water cycle . For example, when we cut down trees transpiration is reduced and lesser water vapour is released into the atmosphere. Due to the shortage of water vapour, cloud formation is reduced and there is lesser rainfall.
Hope it helps..
Unnati ( ✯ Brainly star ✯)..
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the water cycle describe the existence and movement on ,in and above the Earth water is always in movement and is always changing states from liquid to vapour to ice and back again the water cycle has been working for million of year and all life on Earth depends on it continuing to work the Earth would be a pretty stale place without it.
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