what is water cycle ? explain
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The water cycle is the continuous journey water takes from the sea, to the sky, to the land and back to the sea.
The movement of water around our planet is vital to life as it supports plants and animals. Powered by the Sun, the water cycle is happening all the time, though some parts of the cycle take hundreds of years (for example, some of the Earth's water is frozen in polar regions or lying in underground reservoirs and not part of the constant movement of water through evaporation, condensation and precipitation).
The movement of water around our planet is vital to life as it supports plants and animals. Powered by the Sun, the water cycle is happening all the time, though some parts of the cycle take hundreds of years (for example, some of the Earth's water is frozen in polar regions or lying in underground reservoirs and not part of the constant movement of water through evaporation, condensation and precipitation).
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Water Cycle:-
- Water cycle is a process in which water of the oceans or seas evaporate and the water vapour rises up.
- As the water vapour reaches up, they cool down and form clouds. When this process goes on continusly there are lots of water vapour in the sky.
- When the clouds become heavy enough, they fall down back to earth in the form of rain, snow, etc. which we call as precipitation.
- This process is continuous, as through the precipitation water again fill up seas and oceans again it get evaporated and then again clouds and precipitation.
- This is a non-stop continuous process which we call as Water Cycle.
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