The Water Cycle
Have you ever wondered where the rains comes from? or how the clouds are formed? Well, this is what the water cycle is all about.
When the sun hits up the rivers and ocean, water becomes water vapor and it rises up in the air. This process is called evaporation. It is the first step of water cycle. You too can see water vapor at home. Just tell your mommy to heat some water and as the water get heated, you'll be able to see the water pavor rising up in the air. When the water pavor reaches up in the sky, it turns into tiny droplets of water. This water droplets along with various gases and dust particles come together to form clouds. this is known as condensation. Now hold a cone lid over the vessels in which you heated water. When you open the lid after sometime, you'll be able to see water droplets on the lid, that's exactly what condensation is. When the clouds becomes too heavy and it cannot hold any more water inside, it burst open to give out rain, hail, or snow. This known as precipitation. As it rains, water gets collected in ocean, lakes and rivers. it even seeps through the soil and becomes groundwater. Thus, water cycle is a continuous process of evaporation, condensation, and precipitation.
Did you know that even plans sweat? That is called transpirations. That's why it rains more in places with more trees like hill stations and forest. Sometimes snow directly turns into water paper without melting into water. That's called sublimation. This happens a lot in cold countries.
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