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Hydrosphere/Cryosphere
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Cryosphere
The cryosphere is not its own sphere. To be exact is it a sub-sphere of the hydrosphere.
This is made of a portion of the earths water that is locked into ice form.
Hydrosphere
The water cycle drives the worlds weather
The fresh water is broken up into three major groups,
Combined mass of water on, over, and under the surface of the planet.
- Surface Water
- Groundwater
- Glaciers
The following are all examples of what the cryosphere is made of
Accumulation
Frozen Ground
Permafrost
Sea Ice
Ice
Accumulation is where the source of water is. This is a body of water such as a ocean, lake, river etc.
Snow
Lake Ice
Glacial Ice
River Ice
Run-Off/Aquifers
Evaporation
Run Off and aquifers are formed by the precipitation.
Run offs are caused by the melting of snow or the movement of rainwater.
Aquifers are the material in which groundwater moves through.
The water is warmed by the sun causing it to evaporate back into the atmosphere.
Water Cycle
Precipitation
Condensation
This is when the water droplets in the clouds form into various types of precipitation like rain, snow etc.
This is when the water vapor from evaporation forms into water droplets that form the clouds.
Hydrosphere/Cryosphere
Brynne Gaudette Maxwell Tuttle