notes earths spheres
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everything on earth can be organized into main spheres. how do they work together and interact?
there is the geosphere. geo means (rock) so this sphere is full of all the rocks and minerals of the earth. then there is the hydrosphere. hydro means (water). this is where we find all the water on our planet. biosphere is next. bio means (life). everything that is considered living can be found in this sphere. and finally we have the atmosphere. atmo means (air). this sphere contains all the air on earth.
like we said earlier the geosphere contains all the rocks and minerals, on and in the earth. think of all the layers of the earth. below our feet are tons and tons of rocks, soil, clay, sand, metals, and minerals all the way to the earths core.
the contains water in all its forms. water in lakes, rivers, and oceans, water falling as rain, snow, sleet or hail. water dripping down into underground aquifers, and even water as vapor floating around just waiting to mix with dust to become
the biosphere contains all organisms on earth. from giant blue whales to the tiniest bacteria. reptiles, insects, arachnids, birds, mammals, plants, fungi, and even tiny you need a microscope to see!
the atmosphere contains all the floating around us. gasses like nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide to name a few. you can think of the atmosphere like this nice protective for our planet. it protects us from things like from the sun and breaks up small rocks that might bump into our planet. the atmosphere extends about miles above earths surface and contains several layers.
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notes earths spheres
your spheres
everything on earth can be organized into  main spheres. how do they work together and interact?
there is the geosphere. geo means (rock) so this sphere is full of all the rocks and minerals of the earth. then there is the hydrosphere. hydro means (water). this is where we find all the water on our planet. biosphere is next. bio means (life). everything that is considered living can be found in this sphere. and finally we have the atmosphere. atmo means (air). this sphere contains all the air on earth.
like we said earlier the geosphere contains all the rocks and minerals, on and in the earth. think of all the layers of the earth. below our feet are tons and tons of rocks, soil, clay, sand, metals, and minerals all the way to the earths core.
the  contains water in all its forms. water in lakes, rivers, and oceans, water falling as rain, snow, sleet or hail. water dripping down into underground aquifers, and even water as vapor floating around just waiting to mix with dust to become
the biosphere contains all  organisms on earth. from giant blue whales to the tiniest bacteria. reptiles, insects, arachnids, birds, mammals, plants, fungi, and even tiny  you need a microscope to see!
the atmosphere contains all the  floating around us. gasses like nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide to name a few. you can think of the atmosphere like this nice protective  for our planet. it protects us from things like  from the sun and breaks up small rocks that might bump into our planet. the atmosphere extends about  miles above earths surface and contains several layers.
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# Brief Explanations:
The hydrosphere contains water in all forms. The biosphere contains living organisms. The atmosphere contains gases and acts as a protective layer, shielding from solar radiation and breaking up small rocks. It extends about 600 miles above the Earth's surface.
# Answer:
The hydrosphere contains water in all forms.
The biosphere contains all living organisms on earth.
The atmosphere contains all the gases floating around us. It is like a nice protective layer for our planet. It protects us from things like solar radiation from the sun and breaks up small meteoroid rocks that might bump into our planet. The atmosphere extends about 600 miles above earth’s surface and contains several layers.

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