Earth's Spheres
This sphere includes rocks, soil, and sediments.
Geosphere
Tree roots breaking rocks apart shows interaction between these two spheres.
biosphere and geosphere
This powers the water cycle
The Sun
Scientists who study weather are called these.
Meteorologists
This process breaks down rocks.
Weathering
This sphere includes all living things
biosphere
Theres two spheres are the main sphere interacting in a pond
hydrosphere and biosphere
The water cycle shows this sphere interacting with this sphere
atmosphere and hydrosphere interacting
Weather happens in this lowest layer of the atmosphere.
Troposphere
This process moves broken rock and sediment.
Erosion
This sphere surrounds the entire planet, contains oxygen and nitrogen, and protects us from the sun’s harmful rays.
Atmosphere
Fish breathing oxygen dissolved in water demonstrates interaction between these two spheres.
Biosphere and hydrosphere
Water collecting in oceans, rivers, lakes, or underground is called this.
Collection
Low-pressure systems usually bring this type of weather
Clouds and rain
This process drops sediment in a new place.
Depositon
Only earth has this sphere
Biosphere
Interact means this
How one sphere affects another.
Water falling from clouds as rain, snow, sleet, or hail is called this.
Precipitation
Air pressure is defined as this
how hard the air pushes down on us and the ground
We talked about these three types of weathering
biological, chemical, and freeze-thaw weathering
A group of parts working together is called this
System
Weather, erosion, and deposition show this sphere interacting with this sphere
geosphere and hydrosphere
Plants releasing water vapor is called this.
Transpiration
These are the five layers of the atmosphere
Troposphere
Strosphere
Mesosphere
Thermosphere
Exosphere
We talked about these 4 types of erosion
mudslides/landslides,
river erosion,
coastal erosion
wind erosion