Water Cycle

Definition WATER CYCLE-
the cycle of processes by which water circulates between the earth's oceans, atmosphere, and land, involving precipitation as rain and snow, drainage in streams and rivers, and return to the atmosphere by evaporation and transpiration.

The Water Cycle has four different parts:
•Evaporation and Transpiration •Condensation
•Precipitation
•Accumulation.

Can we creat water?...
- No because, combining two hydrogen atoms and one oxygen atom to make H2O sounds pretty simple, but in reality you can't create water just by mixing up quantities of hydrogen and oxygen - - these atoms don't bond to one another automatically. Instead, you need a sudden burst of energy to force the atoms' electrons to link. Creating this type of explosion can be very dangerous.

What would happen if any of the components of the water cycle got polluted?...
- This would lead to all the watering being polluted because all the components of the water cycle link together as one, and if we had polluted water that would lead to health issues with human beings, animals, and other livening things,