The picture demonstrates the cycle of making water in nature. This cycle has 4 steps. Firstly, when the temperature is high enough, the water in seas, oceans, and lakes (96, 5% of the Earth's water are these) evaporates up. After this step, there is a condensation of water when it meets the clouds. In the following step, the drops of water which have been condensed come up into the atmosphere. These contain 0. 001% of the Earth’s water, this percentage equals 12. 900 cubic km of Earth’s water. Finally, in a suitable condition, the precipitation of water has happened. For instance, it’s raining, the drops of water fall down into the rivers and run to the rivers again, this step initializes a new cycle of water. This cycle repeats forever to maintain the water in our life.
The picture demonstrates the
cycle
of making
water
in nature. This
cycle
has 4
steps
.
Firstly
, when the temperature is high
enough
, the
water
in seas, oceans, and lakes (96, 5% of the Earth's
water
are these) evaporates up. After this
step
, there is a condensation of
water
when it meets the clouds. In the following
step
, the drops of
water
which have
been condensed
come
up into the atmosphere. These contain 0. 001% of the Earth’s
water
, this percentage equals 12. 900 cubic km of Earth’s
water
.
Finally
, in a suitable condition, the precipitation of
water
has happened.
For instance
, it’s raining, the drops of
water
fall down into the rivers and run to the rivers again, this
step
initializes a new
cycle
of
water
. This
cycle
repeats forever to maintain the
water
in our life.