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- 885735f3-121e-4ca0-ac8b-f37dbc972f03 type Location @default.
- 885735f3-121e-4ca0-ac8b-f37dbc972f03 type Science_Keyword @default.
- 885735f3-121e-4ca0-ac8b-f37dbc972f03 broader 1eb0ea0a-312c-4d74-8d42-6f1ad758f999 @default.
- 885735f3-121e-4ca0-ac8b-f37dbc972f03 broader e9f67a66-e9fc-435c-b720-ae32a2c3d8f5 @default.
- 885735f3-121e-4ca0-ac8b-f37dbc972f03 definition "Terrestrial related to the Earth A hydrosphere is the total amount of water on a planet The hydrosphere includes water that is on the surface of the planet underground and in the air A planets hydrosphere can be liquid vapor or iceOn Earth liquid water exists on the surface in the form of oceans lakes and rivers It also exists below groundas groundwater in wells and aquifers Water vapor is most visible as clouds and fogThe frozen part of Earths hydrosphere is made of ice glaciers ice caps and icebergs The frozen part of the hydrosphere has its own name the cryosphere Water moves through the hydrosphere in a cycle Water collects in clouds then falls to Earth in the form of rain or snow This water collects in rivers lakes and oceans Then it evaporates into the atmosphere to start the cycle all over again This is called the water cycle" @default.
- 885735f3-121e-4ca0-ac8b-f37dbc972f03 prefLabel "TERRESTRIAL_HYDROSPHERE" @default.