Question

the interaction of the sphere after the onslaught of taal volcano

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Answer 1

Taal volcano is a geological feature created by the convergent boundary. Taal volcano belongs to the geosphere. When it erupts, it  releases materials like carbon dioxide to the atmosphere. It also releases ashes which spreads all through out the surrounding area. The interaction of those materials released in the atmosphere would result to acid rain              ( hydrosphere ). This eruption will also damage the life forms surround the volcano like the fish of the lake will die, the trees and in worst case scenario it cost the lives of animals, plants, and humans ( biosphere ).

There are four system of the Earth:

• Hydrosphere - This correspond to the water layer of the Earth
• Biosphere - This correspond to the living organism found on Earth.
• Atmosphere - This correspond to the gas layer of the Earth
• Geosphere - This correspond to the rock layer of the Earth.

Each Earth system plays a vital role on the existence of Earth and its life forms. They are constantly coordinating and interacting to support each other. If one system fails to carry out its function, then the rest of the system will also be affected particularly the biosphere which all depends on hydrosphere, atmosphere and geosphere. Life forms may not exist if this happen.

Answer 2

The interaction of those materials released in the atmosphere would result to acid rain ( hydrosphere).

Explanation:

• Taal volcano could be a geographical include made by the focalized boundary and it has a place to the geosphere.
• When it emits, it discharges materials like carbon dioxide to the air. It too discharges fiery remains which spreads all through out the encompassing area.
• The interaction of those materials discharged within the air would result to corrosive rain ( hydrosphere ).
• They are always planning and connection to bolster each other. In the event that one framework comes up short to carry out its work, at that point the rest of the framework will too be influenced especially the biosphere which all depends on hydrosphere, environment and geosphere.
• Life shapes may not exist on the off chance that this happen.