What did you learn about the water cycle? What is it? What is it also called? What happens during this process? Why is water important? Tell me 5 important facts about water.
The water cycle is the way water transforms from water to sleet to hail and and how the water falls, what it does when it hits the ground, and how it goes back up into the the sky. It is also known as the hydrologic cycle. Water helps us live, helps plants grow, and helps livestock live. Naturally forms in 3 different ways, a drop of water will last 9 days in the cycle,Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on waterWater has the highest surface tension of all liquids. Because water can form a "skin" precipitation is possible,1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water.
The water cycle is the cycling of water through the biosphere. It is also known as the hydrolic cycle. During this process water goes through different forms in the atmosphere on the ground; underground; in the ocean; and as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. Water is important because it keeps every living thing on Earth alive. 5 facts about the water cycle are: -Water is the only substance on Earth that comes in a solid, liquid, or gas -Ice is less dense than water, which is why icebergs float -1.2 billion people are in danger of drinking contaminated water - Our blood is 83% water -Water has the highest surface tension of all liquids
Water is always going through the water cycle. Water enters the atmosphere by a process known as evaporation, and then in condensation it forms clouds. Lastly, through precipitation the water falls back down to earth. This cycle then repeats itself over and over again. The water cycle is also called the hydrologic cycle. Water is the substance that keeps the earth alive. All life depends on water, we could only live 10 days without water.Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms; liquid, solid and a gas. Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water. Water is the "universal solvent". It dissolves more substances than any other liquid. 1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water. The Hydrologic cycle in one day uses more energy than the humankind has created throughout it's entire history.
it is involved with the cycling of water in the biosphere. it is the cycling of water in the biosphere.also known as hydrologic cycle.because it is what keeps the earth alive. 1.97% sea water 2.2% glacier 3.1% unreachable 4.our blood is 83% water 5.Ice is lease dense than water. By Dallas Blasek/Ross Campbell
The water cycle is the cycling of water in the biosphere, it doesn't really involve it. It doesn't keep the earth alive, it keeps the organisms living on earth alive.
The water cycle is the cycling of water through the biosphere it is also known as the hydrologic cycle. The water comes in three natural forms liquid, solid, and gas.Water is important because all living organisms need it to survive. During the water cycle, water goes through three phases, precipitation, condensation, and evaporation. First, water is brought to the surface after it rains, which is precipitation. Then, the water evaporates, which is evaporation. Then condensation turns the water into clouds. Then the water cycle repeats itself over and over again.About 75% of the world is covered in water.
That is correct, the water cycle is also known as the hydrologic cycle, but the reason for that is that the root hydro- means water.
I agree that all organisms need water to survive. Plants need water to grow, humans need water because they are made up of mostly water, and animals need it for about the same reasons.
The water cycle includes not three, but five steps. It also goes through accumulation (collection), where it builds up in water bodies, and transpiration, where plants let it evaporate out of their leaves.
We learned that water come in 3 different forms: solid, liquid, and gas.The water cycle is also known as hydrolic cycle. When the water cycle occurs water goes up to the sky in tiny drops, forms a cloud and then rains down on earth. Water is important because it helps us in our daily lives. 5 important facts: - Water has the highest surface tension of all liquids. Because water can form a "skin" precipitation is possible. -There is no force which exists that can compress water. Meaning nothing could press water into an ice cube. -Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms; liquid, solid and a gas. -Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water. -Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water.
The water cycle is also called the hydrologic cycle. The water cycle is when water changes in three ways such as a gas,liquid, and solid. Water is important because everything needs water to live and withoutit we will die.
The water cycle (hydrologic cycle)happens to every drop of water on this earth. It is the way water gets from one form to the other and cycles threw the biosphere. Well it starts out as water then evaporates. Then begins to collect and form clouds. Then it will come back down to the earth as snow, rain, sleet or hail. 5 facts -Our teeth enamel is the driest part of our body with only 2% of water. -Ice is less dense than water. So icebergs float. -1.2 billion people are at risk of drinking contaminated water. -water is the only substance on earth that can take 3 forms. -Water is the "universal solvent." It dissolves more things than any other liquid.
@ Matthew and Bryant: Wow. We didn't know that you could only go 10 days without water! We knew that you couldn't go long without water, but 10 days is shorter than what we thought. We also find it interesting that huge ice bergs are less dense than water, and that they can float on water.
The water cycle is the way water forms into sleet and hail. The water cycle is the cycling through the biosphere. This is also know as the hydrolic cycle. 5 facts about the water cycle are: -1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water. -If 4% of the world's military expenditures (36 billion dollars) was saved each year, all of humanity would have clean drinking water and a sanitary way of disposing waste. -The Hydrologic cycle in one day uses more energy than the humankind has created throughout it's entire history. -Our blood is 83% water, the wettest part of our body. -Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water.
@Nate and Wade I didn't realize that our tooth enamel was the dirtiest part of our body.Because there is only 2% water. I never would have thought that. That is interesting.
The Water Cycle is also called The Hydrologic Cycle. Water naturally occurs in three ways; Liquid, Gas, and Solid. The cycle repeats itself. Water is important because without it, we would not survive. We take water for granted. It's a huge part of our lives. Interesting facts: ~ Ice is less dense than water. ~ Our blood is 83% water, which is why we absolutely need water. ~ 1.2 billion people are at risk from contaminated water.
There are also interesting facts like -If 4% of the world's military expenditures (36 billion dollars) was saved each year, all of humanity would have clean drinking water and a sanitary way of disposing waste. -The Hydrologic cycle in one day uses more energy than the humankind has created throughout it's entire history. -Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water.
The water cycle (also known as the Hydrological Cycle) is an effect to water on earth. Water evaporates, then turns into clouds and then precipitates onto the earth. WATER FACTS: ~The earth is made up of 75% of water. ~Humans blood is made up of 83% water. ~1.2B people are at risk of drinking bad water. ~Water is the only substance that can take the forms of solid, liquid, and gas. ~Ice is less dense than water.
The water cycle is also called the hydrolic cycle.Water can be a solid liquid or gas.About 75% of the world is water.1.2 billion people were at risk of drinking contaminated water.Our blood is 83% water.
I learned that the water cycle is powered by the sun, because the sun gives the heat energy necessary for water to evaporate. The water cycle is also called the hydrological cycle. In this process, water evaporates, or becomes water vapor, condenses into clouds, precipitates in rain, snow, sleet, or hail, and accumulates, or collects, into water bodies, to start the cycle over.
Water Facts: ~Our blood is 65% water. ~Our teeth enamel is 2% water. ~97% of the water on earth is undrinkable seawater. ~Water dissolves more substances than any other liquid. ~Water is the only substance that can exist in all three states of matter, solid, liquid, and gas.
we agree and we like the list of facts u included after your paragraph, but in the passage it said that 83% of our blood is water not 65%, but it is very interesting how the sun basically powers the whole earth, it keeps us warm and it powers the water cycle.
I found it surprising that our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body. I think that is pretty cool though. I never would've guessed anywhere in my mouth would be the driest part of my body.
-Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms liquid, solid and a gas. -Our blood is 83% water, the wettest part of our body -Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water.part of our body -1.2 billion people are1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water -Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water.
The water cycle is also known as the hydrologic cycle,
The water cycle can also be called the hydrolic cycle. In this cycle water changes forms and back again. Facts about water, 1) 97% of water is sea water 2) Water is the major component of blood and sap in plants 3) Water can freely pass through our cell membrane 4) Surface attraction is what allows water to form a "skin" on the surface 5) Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water
The water cycle is also known as the hydrologic cycle. The water cycle is how water turns into a solid, liquid, and gas. The sun evaporates water from rivers and oceans, the water vapor forms clouds as it gathers in the sky, and then when it rains or precipitates the water returns to rivers... and starts again. We learned that the water cycle in one day uses more energy than the humankind has created throughout it's entire life, our blood is 83% water, the wettest part of our body, our teeth enamel is 2% water, there is no force that can compress water, water has the highest tension of all liquids. Water is important because all living creatures need it to live.
We learned that in the water cycle water evaporates and then condenses into clouds then it precipitates and falls back down into an ocean or freezes into ice and becomes part of glacier. It is a hydrologic cycle. Water is important because it makes up almost everything. Water Facts 0.005% of water is in the water cycle. less than one percent of water is fresh water 97% of water is sea water 1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water Our blood is 83% water
1.Our blood is 83% water, the wettest part of our body. 2.our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water. 3.Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms; liquid, solid and a gas. 4.Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water. 5.Over 36,000 dams have been built to provide hydroelectric power, drinking water, irrigation, industrial supplies and control floods. 6.1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water. 7.The largest freshwater lake in the world and the oldest at 30 million years, Russia's Lake Baikal (5,712 feet deep, 812 billion cubic feet) supports 60% of species that occur nowhere else on earth, the highest proportion anywhere.
We learned that our teeth are made up of 2% water, and our blood is made up of 83% of water. Water cycling through the biosphere is call The Water Cycle. Water is being evaporating and turns into clouds. We thought it was sad that 1.2 billion people are at risk of dying from drinking contaminated water. The oldest freshwater lake is 30 million years old. Water is Earth's only substance that can be both a liquid, solid, and a gas. That is all... did you enjoy our blog?
The water cycle is when water is changing forms. The three forms are liquid, gas and solid. The water cycle involves water circling around the biosphere. It starts as precipitation, then evaporates and turns into clouds, or condensation. It repeats itself over and over again. It is also called the Hydrologic Cycle. Water is important because we cannot live without water. Most of our blood is made up of water, so that is why we need it. Five important facts about water: - Water is the only substance on earth that comes in three different forms, solid, liquid, gas. -Ice is less dense then water, that is why it floats when it is on water. -Nothing can press water into an ice cube. - Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body. It is 2% water. -Our blood is the wettest part of our body at 83% water.
I forgot to put the entire thing. The fact is there is no force which exists that can compress water. Meaning nothing could press water into an ice cube. I think that means that no force on earth can make water into an ice cube. I thought that was pretty cool.
That is really cool we never really thought about that. We didn't think about that you could never press water into an ice cube. Also we didn't know that no force on earth can make water into an ice cube. That's extremely interesting to think about. We agree with all of your statements.
The water cycle is known as the hydrologic cycle.The water cycle is when water is turning from liquid to gas . Water evaporates, turns into gas and rises then condenses and and falls(precipitation). Then starts the cycle again.The water cycle uses a lot of energy. Water is important because every living thing needs it even our blood is made up of water.
I learned that there are 3 different forms of water: liquid, gas and solid. The water cycle is the cycle of water through the biosphere. It is also name the hydrologic cycle. During the process of the cycle it starts out with the water entering the atmosphere by a process known as evaporation then, it forms clouds. Last thing that happens in the process is the water falls back down to earth. Water is important because we couldn't live without water and our body is made up of water. 5 important facts are: 1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water, our blood is 83% water which is the wettest part of our body, water is the only substance on earth which comes in 3 different forms (liquid, solid, gas), over 36,000 dams have been built to provide (hydroelectric power, drinking water, irrigation, industrial supplies and control floods), and our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water. Water is very important to people and we couldn't survive without water.
i learn that water cycle has 3 diffent forms : liquid gas and soild . The water cycle is the rain from above makein diffent movements .When the water falls down to eath it can hurt people house and planted they have.. people can not survice with out water on our plated we need it for bath rooms dinner draink and clean and do stuff so our house whould be a terrbile mess with out natural reasouce.
I think that I wouldnt be heathy and everybody would be weak and I think that we take advantege of that we use so much water and we dont appreciate it as much as the people in africa
The water cycle, also known as the hydrologic cycle, involves the cycling of water through the biosphere. Water naturally exists in 3 forms: solid, liquid, and gas. Water constantly cycles through these forms while in the atmosphere (as water vapor or condensed as clouds), on the ground (as liquid water or snow), undergound (as groundwater), in the ocean, and as precipitation (rain, snow, sleet, hail, etc.). Water enters the atmosphere by a process known as evaporation, and then in condensation it forms clouds. Lastly, through precipitation the water falls back down to earth..
We learned that that there are 3 types of water formations liquid,solid, and gas.hydrologic is another name for the water cycle. for the process of the water cycle it begins by the water coming into the atmosphere by evaporation then it starts to form the clouds then the water falls back into the earth and the process begins again. Water is important because in order to survive we need to drink water, and our body is made up of water.Ice is less dense than water is, so it floats on the water. water has the highest surface tension of all liquids because it can form a skin. our blood is 83% water the wettest spot in our body. our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2%. 1.2 billion people are at risk to drinking contaminated water.
when the cloud cant handel any more water then it rains wich is percpition. the water cycle is what makes it rain and the water evaporate and also condinsation. during the procces the water evaporates and then it rains and does evaporation again. water is important because it makes every thing on are earth live. - water helps use live - it helps plants live - it can turn into a vapor - it can freeze and turn into snow - it makes up rivers and oceans
The water cycle is the way water transforms from water to sleet to hail and and how the water falls, what it does when it hits the ground, and how it goes back up into the the sky. It is also known as the hydrologic cycle. Water helps us live, helps plants grow, and helps livestock live.Naturally forms in three different ways, a drop of water will last nine days in the cycle,Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water has the highest surface tension of all liquids. Because water can form a "skin" precipitation is possible,1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water.
It involves cycling in the biosphere. The water cycle is also known as hydrologic cycle. The cycle of water happens when water enters the atmosphere or evaporation and then in condensation it forms clouds. Through precipitation the water falls back down to earth. This cycle keeps repeating itself over and over again. Water is extremely important to human civilization. We use water for everything and we use it everyday. 5 important facts: -Our blood is 83% water, it is the wettest part of our body. -Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms liquid, solid and a gas. -Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water. -Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water -1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water.
water cycle is the way we get water and how it rains, hails, or snows. Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms; liquid, solid and a gas. ice is less dence than water. aand lots of peaple are dieing bucause the lack of clean water.
The water cycle is the cycling of water through the biosphere. It is also known as the hydrolic cycle. 5 facts about the water cycle are:~Our teeth enamel is 2% water. ~Water dissolves more substances than any other liquid.~Our blood is 65% water.97% of the water on earth is undrinkable seawater.~Water is the only substance that can exist in all three states of matter, solid, liquid, and gas.During this process water goes through different forms in the atmosphere on the ground; underground; in the ocean; and as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.
What we learned from the water cycle was that water rains from the sky on to the ground and then evaporates back up into the clouds. The water cycle is what tells us how water is reused and reused and is the same water from even the dinosaurs period. In the process of the water cycle the water in the clouds get dirt in it and the droplets get heavy and fall from the ground and then when it is sunny the rain evaporates back up in the air into the clouds. The water cycle is also called the hydrologic cycle. Water is so important because everything on earth needs water to survive. 5 important facts about the water cycle is that 1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water. Another fact is that our blood is 65% water. 97% of the water on earth is undrinkable seawater. Also Water is the only substance that can exist in all three states of matter, solid, liquid, and gas. And the last fact is that ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water.
We learned that our teeth are made up of 2% water, and our blood is made up of 83% of water. Water cycling through the biosphere is call The Water Cycle. Water is being evaporating and turns into clouds. We thought it was sad that 1.2 billion people are at risk of dying from drinking contaminated water. The oldest freshwater lake is 30 million years old. Water is Earth's only substance that can be both a liquid, solid, and a gas. That is all... did you enjoy our blog?
We learned that the water cycle cant handle more water than when it rains.1.Most people don't know that our bodies are made up of 65% water like 2.the ocean is 75% of water on the Earth.3.water is the only liquid that come in three different forms ( solid liquid gas)4.Water has the highest tension of all liquids because water can form a skin precipitation is possible.5.over 36,000 dams have been built to provide hydroelectric power drinking water irrigation industrial supplies and control floods 6:1.2 billion. people are at risk from drinking contaminated water 7.If 4% of the world's military expenditures (36billion dollars) was saved each years, all of humanity would have clean drinking water and a sanitary way of disposing waste.The water cycle is also called the hydrologic system
I lernd that the water on the earth has been here when the earth was formed. Where the water is changed into diferent forms.It is also called hydrologic cycle. The water is changed into a gas then it is combined with dust and it form a cloud after so much water is gatherd it comes down in water. Whater is so important because all living things need water. As the years pass water is becoming more and more scarce and yet it is in demand more than ever. By the year 2025 it is estimated that over 1/3 of the worlds freshwater will be gone. Already 26 countries, home to 232 million people are considered to be "water-scarce", meaning they don't have 1,000 cubic meters of water for one person for one day. Not only are countries water-scarce but a lot of their drinking water is contaminated. In Haiti, a water-scarce country, one in five Haitians has access to water which is actually safe to drink. Here people will dig in the sand until they reach a pool of seawater which has been filtered by the sand, scoop it up and drink it.
We learned that water comes in 3 forms. The cycling of water through the biosphere.It is also called the hydrologic cycle. Water is so important because we need it to live with out it we would die.The things that happen during this process is evaporation then condensation then precipitation. Five important facts are that our bodies are made of 65% water. And that water comes in 3 forms,and that our blood is 83% water our wettest part of our body. There is no force which exists that can compress water. And 1.2 billion people are at risk of drinking contaminated water.Thanks that is all for today folks see you next time at 45 minutes.
The water cycle is the way water transforms from water to sleet to hail and and how the water falls, what it does when it hits the ground, and how it goes back up into the the sky. It is also known as the hydrologic cycle. Water helps us live, helps plants grow, and helps livestock live.
ReplyDeleteNaturally forms in 3 different ways, a drop of water will last 9 days in the cycle,Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on waterWater has the highest surface tension of all liquids. Because water can form a "skin" precipitation is possible,1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water.
I also agree that ice is lease dense than water
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The water cycle is the cycling of water through the biosphere. It is also known as the hydrolic cycle. During this process water goes through different forms in the atmosphere on the ground; underground; in the ocean; and as rain, snow, sleet, or hail. Water is important because it keeps every living thing on Earth alive. 5 facts about the water cycle are:
ReplyDelete-Water is the only substance on Earth that comes in a solid, liquid, or gas
-Ice is less dense than water, which is why icebergs float
-1.2 billion people are in danger of drinking contaminated water
- Our blood is 83% water
-Water has the highest surface tension of all liquids
Our blood is the wettest part of are body. If 83% of are blood is water that means the wettest part of are body is mostly water.
DeleteWater is always going through the water cycle. Water enters the atmosphere by a process known as evaporation, and then in condensation it forms clouds. Lastly, through precipitation the water falls back down to earth. This cycle then repeats itself over and over again. The water cycle is also called the hydrologic cycle. Water is the substance that keeps the earth alive. All life depends on water, we could only live 10 days without water.Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms; liquid, solid and a gas. Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water. Water is the "universal solvent". It dissolves more substances than any other liquid. 1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water. The Hydrologic cycle in one day uses more energy than the humankind has created throughout it's entire history.
ReplyDeleteWow we didn't know that the water cycle uses more power than humankind has created throughout it's entire history.
Deleteit is involved with the cycling of water in the biosphere. it is the cycling of water in the biosphere.also known as hydrologic cycle.because it is what keeps the earth alive.
ReplyDelete1.97% sea water 2.2% glacier 3.1% unreachable 4.our blood is 83% water 5.Ice is lease dense than water.
By Dallas Blasek/Ross Campbell
We agree with you. We think your statements are 100 % true.we like your answer.
DeleteThe water cycle is the cycling of water in the biosphere, it doesn't really involve it. It doesn't keep the earth alive, it keeps the organisms living on earth alive.
DeleteThe water cycle is the cycling of water through the biosphere it is also known as the hydrologic cycle. The water comes in three natural forms liquid, solid, and gas.Water is important because all living organisms need it to survive. During the water cycle, water goes through three phases, precipitation, condensation, and evaporation. First, water is brought to the surface after it rains, which is precipitation. Then, the water evaporates, which is evaporation. Then condensation turns the water into clouds. Then the water cycle repeats itself over and over again.About 75% of the world is covered in water.
ReplyDeleteThat is correct, the water cycle is also known as the hydrologic cycle, but the reason for that is that the root hydro- means water.
DeleteI agree that all organisms need water to survive. Plants need water to grow, humans need water because they are made up of mostly water, and animals need it for about the same reasons.
The water cycle includes not three, but five steps. It also goes through accumulation (collection), where it builds up in water bodies, and transpiration, where plants let it evaporate out of their leaves.
We learned that water come in 3 different forms: solid, liquid, and gas.The water cycle is also known as hydrolic cycle. When the water cycle occurs water goes up to the sky in tiny drops, forms a cloud and then rains down on earth. Water is important because it helps us in our daily lives. 5 important facts:
ReplyDelete- Water has the highest surface tension of all liquids. Because water can form a "skin" precipitation is possible.
-There is no force which exists that can compress water. Meaning nothing could press water into an ice cube.
-Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms; liquid, solid and a gas.
-Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water.
-Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water.
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The water cycle is also called the hydrologic cycle. The water cycle is when water changes in three ways such as a gas,liquid, and solid. Water is important because everything needs water to live and withoutit we will die.
ReplyDeleteWhat about how it changes and what facts did you learn? But that is true that we would not be able to live with out water.
DeleteDid you guys find any facts in the article? It is true that every living thing needs water to live.
DeleteThe water cycle (hydrologic cycle)happens to every drop of water on this earth. It is the way water gets from one form to the other and cycles threw the biosphere. Well it starts out as water then evaporates. Then begins to collect and form clouds. Then it will come back down to the earth as snow, rain, sleet or hail.
ReplyDelete5 facts
-Our teeth enamel is the driest part of our body with only 2% of water.
-Ice is less dense than water. So icebergs float.
-1.2 billion people are at risk of drinking contaminated water.
-water is the only substance on earth that can take 3 forms.
-Water is the "universal solvent." It dissolves more things than any other liquid.
@ Matthew and Bryant:
ReplyDeleteWow. We didn't know that you could only go 10 days without water! We knew that you couldn't go long without water, but 10 days is shorter than what we thought. We also find it interesting that huge ice bergs are less dense than water, and that they can float on water.
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ReplyDeleteThe water cycle is the way water forms into sleet and hail. The water cycle is the cycling through the biosphere. This is also know as the hydrolic cycle. 5 facts about the water cycle are:
Delete-1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water.
-If 4% of the world's military expenditures (36 billion dollars) was saved each year, all of humanity would have clean drinking water and a sanitary way of disposing waste.
-The Hydrologic cycle in one day uses more energy than the humankind has created throughout it's entire history.
-Our blood is 83% water, the wettest part of our body.
-Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water.
We did not know that tooth enamel had any water at all in it.
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DeleteI didn't realize that our tooth enamel was the dirtiest part of our body.Because there is only 2% water. I never would have thought that. That is interesting.
The Water Cycle is also called The Hydrologic Cycle. Water naturally occurs in three ways; Liquid, Gas, and Solid. The cycle repeats itself. Water is important because without it, we would not survive. We take water for granted. It's a huge part of our lives.
ReplyDeleteInteresting facts:
~ Ice is less dense than water.
~ Our blood is 83% water, which is why we absolutely need water.
~ 1.2 billion people are at risk from contaminated water.
There are also interesting facts like
ReplyDelete-If 4% of the world's military expenditures (36 billion dollars) was saved each year, all of humanity would have clean drinking water and a sanitary way of disposing waste.
-The Hydrologic cycle in one day uses more energy than the humankind has created throughout it's entire history.
-Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water.
That was for Carley.
DeleteThe water cycle (also known as the Hydrological Cycle) is an effect to water on earth. Water evaporates, then turns into clouds and then precipitates onto the earth.
ReplyDeleteWATER FACTS:
~The earth is made up of 75% of water.
~Humans blood is made up of 83% water.
~1.2B people are at risk of drinking bad water.
~Water is the only substance that can take the forms of solid, liquid, and gas.
~Ice is less dense than water.
That is surprising. I would think things like oil could be a solid liquid and gas just like water.
DeleteThe water cycle is also called the hydrolic cycle.Water can be a solid liquid or gas.About 75% of the world is water.1.2 billion people were at risk of drinking contaminated water.Our blood is 83% water.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the water cycle is powered by the sun, because the sun gives the heat energy necessary for water to evaporate. The water cycle is also called the hydrological cycle. In this process, water evaporates, or becomes water vapor, condenses into clouds, precipitates in rain, snow, sleet, or hail, and accumulates, or collects, into water bodies, to start the cycle over.
ReplyDeleteWater Facts:
~Our blood is 65% water.
~Our teeth enamel is 2% water.
~97% of the water on earth is undrinkable seawater.
~Water dissolves more substances than any other liquid.
~Water is the only substance that can exist in all three states of matter, solid, liquid, and gas.
wow, i never really thought about the way the whole water cycle was powered by the sun that is a cool way to think about it.
DeleteThe article said our blood was 83% water not 65%
Deletewe agree and we like the list of facts u included after your paragraph, but in the passage it said that 83% of our blood is water not 65%, but it is very interesting how the sun basically powers the whole earth, it keeps us warm and it powers the water cycle.
DeleteI found it surprising that our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body. I think that is pretty cool though. I never would've guessed anywhere in my mouth would be the driest part of my body.
Delete-Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms liquid, solid and a gas.
ReplyDelete-Our blood is 83% water, the wettest part of our body
-Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water.part of our body
-1.2 billion people are1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water
-Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water.
The water cycle is also known as the hydrologic cycle,
The water cycle starts with condensation.
I was really surprised that 1.2BILLION people could drink bad water.
DeleteThe water cycle can also be called the hydrolic cycle. In this cycle water changes forms and back again.
ReplyDeleteFacts about water,
1) 97% of water is sea water
2) Water is the major component of blood and sap in plants
3) Water can freely pass through our cell membrane
4) Surface attraction is what allows water to form a "skin" on the surface
5) Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water
Will we liked your post but it could of had a little more detail in it
DeleteThe water cycle is also known as the hydrologic cycle. The water cycle is how water turns into a solid, liquid, and gas. The sun evaporates water from rivers and oceans, the water vapor forms clouds as it gathers in the sky, and then when it rains or precipitates the water returns to rivers... and starts again. We learned that the water cycle in one day uses more energy than the humankind has created throughout it's entire life, our blood is 83% water, the wettest part of our body, our teeth enamel is 2% water, there is no force that can compress water, water has the highest tension of all liquids. Water is important because all living creatures need it to live.
ReplyDeleteWe learned that in the water cycle water evaporates and then condenses into clouds then it precipitates and falls back down into an ocean or freezes into ice and becomes part of glacier. It is a hydrologic cycle. Water is important because it makes up almost everything. Water Facts
ReplyDelete0.005% of water is in the water cycle.
less than one percent of water is fresh water
97% of water is sea water
1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water
Our blood is 83% water
1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water.
ReplyDelete97% of water is sea water.
Water is the only substance that can exist in all three states of matter, solid, liquid, and gas.
The water cycle is the cycling of water through the biosphere it is also known as the hydrologic cycle.
1.Our blood is 83% water, the wettest part of our body.
ReplyDelete2.our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water.
3.Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms; liquid, solid and a gas.
4.Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water.
5.Over 36,000 dams have been built to provide hydroelectric power, drinking water, irrigation, industrial supplies and control floods.
6.1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water.
7.The largest freshwater lake in the world and the oldest at 30 million years, Russia's Lake Baikal (5,712 feet deep, 812 billion cubic feet) supports 60% of species that occur nowhere else on earth, the highest proportion anywhere.
We learned that our teeth are made up of 2% water, and our blood is made up of 83% of water. Water cycling through the biosphere is call The Water Cycle. Water is being evaporating and turns into clouds. We thought it was sad that 1.2 billion people are at risk of dying from drinking contaminated water. The oldest freshwater lake is 30 million years old. Water is Earth's only substance that can be both a liquid, solid, and a gas. That is all... did you enjoy our blog?
ReplyDeleteThe water cycle is when water is changing forms. The three forms are liquid, gas and solid. The water cycle involves water circling around the biosphere. It starts as precipitation, then evaporates and turns into clouds, or condensation. It repeats itself over and over again. It is also called the Hydrologic Cycle. Water is important because we cannot live without water. Most of our blood is made up of water, so that is why we need it. Five important facts about water:
ReplyDelete- Water is the only substance on earth that comes in three different forms, solid, liquid, gas.
-Ice is less dense then water, that is why it floats when it is on water.
-Nothing can press water into an ice cube.
- Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body. It is 2% water.
-Our blood is the wettest part of our body at 83% water.
Good post, nice detail. What do you mean by pissing water into an ice cube?
Deleteomg that was supposed to be pressing sorry
DeleteI forgot to put the entire thing. The fact is there is no force which exists that can compress water. Meaning nothing could press water into an ice cube. I think that means that no force on earth can make water into an ice cube. I thought that was pretty cool.
DeleteWe like how you stated all of the events and more details things that you didn't have to do like how the ice can melt.
DeleteThat is really cool we never really thought about that. We didn't think about that you could never press water into an ice cube. Also we didn't know that no force on earth can make water into an ice cube. That's extremely interesting to think about. We agree with all of your statements.
DeleteI thought that was weird as well, about how you can't press ice into an ice cube. I never would've thought that!
DeleteThe water cycle is known as the hydrologic cycle.The water cycle is when water is turning from liquid to gas . Water evaporates, turns into gas and rises then condenses and and falls(precipitation). Then starts the cycle again.The water cycle uses a lot of energy. Water is important because every living thing needs it even our blood is made up of water.
ReplyDeleteI learned that there are 3 different forms of water: liquid, gas and solid. The water cycle is the cycle of water through the biosphere. It is also name the hydrologic cycle. During the process of the cycle it starts out with the water entering the atmosphere by a process known as evaporation then, it forms clouds. Last thing that happens in the process is the water falls back down to earth. Water is important because we couldn't live without water and our body is made up of water. 5 important facts are: 1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water, our blood is 83% water which is the wettest part of our body, water is the only substance on earth which comes in 3 different forms (liquid, solid, gas), over 36,000 dams have been built to provide (hydroelectric power, drinking water, irrigation, industrial supplies and control floods), and our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water. Water is very important to people and we couldn't survive without water.
ReplyDeleteWe liked the facts you put in your answer because they are interesting and we thought that you put a lot of effort into it so we think you did good
DeleteWe liked all the big juicy facts that you put in their and I think its cool that water is the only sustenance that can be in 3 different forms.
DeleteI learned what I knew from the game. It is also the life cycle and it is 97% salt water, 2% ice caps and 1% unreachable.-Dominic Deutsch
ReplyDeleteWe really liked the 97% salt water and that other stuff very good,but what game.
Deletei learn that water cycle has 3 diffent forms : liquid gas and soild . The water cycle is the rain from above makein diffent movements .When the water falls down to eath it can hurt people house and planted they have.. people can not survice with out water on our plated we need it for bath rooms dinner draink and clean and do stuff so our house whould be a terrbile mess with out natural reasouce.
ReplyDeleteI think that I wouldnt be heathy and everybody would be weak and I think that we take advantege of that we use so much water and we dont appreciate it as much as the people in africa
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The water cycle, also known as the hydrologic cycle, involves the cycling of water through the biosphere. Water naturally exists in 3 forms: solid, liquid, and gas. Water constantly cycles through these forms while in the atmosphere (as water vapor or condensed as clouds), on the ground (as liquid water or snow), undergound (as groundwater), in the ocean, and as precipitation (rain, snow, sleet, hail, etc.). Water enters the atmosphere by a process known as evaporation, and then in condensation it forms clouds. Lastly, through precipitation the water falls back down to earth..
ReplyDeleteWe learned that that there are 3 types of water formations liquid,solid, and gas.hydrologic is another name for the water cycle. for the process of the water cycle it begins by the water coming into the atmosphere by evaporation then it starts to form the clouds then the water falls back into the earth and the process begins again. Water is important because in order to survive we need to drink water, and our body is made up of water.Ice is less dense than water is, so it floats on the water. water has the highest surface tension of all liquids because it can form a skin. our blood is 83% water the wettest spot in our body. our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2%. 1.2 billion people are at risk to drinking contaminated water.
ReplyDeletewhen the cloud cant handel any more water then it rains wich is percpition. the water cycle is what makes it rain and the water evaporate and also condinsation. during the procces the water evaporates and then it rains and does evaporation again. water is important because it makes every thing on are earth live.
ReplyDelete- water helps use live
- it helps plants live
- it can turn into a vapor
- it can freeze and turn into snow
- it makes up rivers and oceans
The water cycle is the way water transforms from water to sleet to hail and and how the water falls, what it does when it hits the ground, and how it goes back up into the the sky. It is also known as the hydrologic cycle. Water helps us live, helps plants grow, and helps livestock live.Naturally forms in three different ways, a drop of water will last nine days in the cycle,Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water has the highest surface tension of all liquids. Because water can form a "skin" precipitation is possible,1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water.
ReplyDeleteIt involves cycling in the biosphere. The water cycle is also known as hydrologic cycle. The cycle of water happens when water enters the atmosphere or evaporation and then in condensation it forms clouds. Through precipitation the water falls back down to earth. This cycle keeps repeating itself over and over again. Water is extremely important to human civilization. We use water for everything and we use it everyday.
ReplyDelete5 important facts:
-Our blood is 83% water, it is the wettest part of our body.
-Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms liquid, solid and a gas.
-Ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water.
-Our tooth enamel is the driest part of our body at 2% water
-1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water.
water cycle is the way we get water and how it rains, hails, or snows. Water is the only substance on earth which comes in three different forms; liquid, solid and a gas. ice is less dence than water. aand lots of peaple are dieing bucause the lack of clean water.
ReplyDeleteThe water cycle is the cycling of water through the biosphere. It is also known as the hydrolic cycle. 5 facts about the water cycle are:~Our teeth enamel is 2% water. ~Water dissolves more substances than any other liquid.~Our blood is 65% water.97% of the water on earth is undrinkable seawater.~Water is the only substance that can exist in all three states of matter, solid, liquid, and gas.During this process water goes through different forms in the atmosphere on the ground; underground; in the ocean; and as rain, snow, sleet, or hail.
ReplyDeletedanny the reason i liked yours is because i could tell that you looked at the page bucause you have meany of the same facts
ReplyDeleteWhat we learned from the water cycle was that water rains from the sky on to the ground and then evaporates back up into the clouds. The water cycle is what tells us how water is reused and reused and is the same water from even the dinosaurs period. In the process of the water cycle the water in the clouds get dirt in it and the droplets get heavy and fall from the ground and then when it is sunny the rain evaporates back up in the air into the clouds. The water cycle is also called the hydrologic cycle. Water is so important because everything on earth needs water to survive. 5 important facts about the water cycle is that 1.2 billion people are at risk from drinking contaminated water. Another fact is that our blood is 65% water. 97% of the water on earth is undrinkable seawater. Also Water is the only substance that can exist in all three states of matter, solid, liquid, and gas. And the last fact is that ice is actually less dense than water, that is why icebergs float on water.
ReplyDeleteWe learned that our teeth are made up of 2% water, and our blood is made up of 83% of water. Water cycling through the biosphere is call The Water Cycle. Water is being evaporating and turns into clouds. We thought it was sad that 1.2 billion people are at risk of dying from drinking contaminated water. The oldest freshwater lake is 30 million years old. Water is Earth's only substance that can be both a liquid, solid, and a gas. That is all... did you enjoy our blog?
ReplyDeleteWe learned that the water cycle cant handle more water than when it rains.1.Most people don't know that our bodies are made up of 65% water like 2.the ocean is 75% of water on the Earth.3.water is the only liquid that come in three different forms ( solid liquid gas)4.Water has the highest tension of all liquids because water can form a skin precipitation is possible.5.over 36,000 dams have been built to provide hydroelectric power drinking water irrigation industrial supplies and control floods 6:1.2 billion. people are at risk from drinking contaminated water 7.If 4% of the world's military expenditures (36billion dollars) was saved each years, all of humanity would have clean drinking water and a sanitary way of disposing waste.The water cycle is also called the hydrologic system
ReplyDeleteI lernd that the water on the earth has been here when the earth was formed. Where the water is changed into diferent forms.It is also called hydrologic cycle. The water is changed into a gas then it is combined with dust and it form a cloud after so much water is gatherd it comes down in water. Whater is so important because all living things need water. As the years pass water is becoming more and more scarce and yet it is in demand more than ever. By the year 2025 it is estimated that over 1/3 of the worlds freshwater will be gone. Already 26 countries, home to 232 million people are considered to be "water-scarce", meaning they don't have 1,000 cubic meters of water for one person for one day. Not only are countries water-scarce but a lot of their drinking water is contaminated. In Haiti, a water-scarce country, one in five Haitians has access to water which is actually safe to drink. Here people will dig in the sand until they reach a pool of seawater which has been filtered by the sand, scoop it up and drink it.
ReplyDeleteWe learned that water comes in 3 forms. The cycling of water through the biosphere.It is also called the hydrologic cycle. Water is so important because we need it to live with out it we would die.The things that happen during this process is evaporation then condensation then precipitation. Five important facts are that our bodies are made of 65% water. And that water comes in 3 forms,and that our blood is 83% water our wettest part of our body. There is no force which exists that can compress water. And 1.2 billion people are at risk of drinking contaminated water.Thanks that is all for today folks see you next time at 45 minutes.
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