rise from the ground to the sea below, then down to the ground as rain and snow. I represent the movement of water that's my purpose. With the on, above, or below the earth's surface in a continuous cycle my work's never done cos' I'm driving by energy from the sun. I travel through the sea, through the air, through the ground. you could say the water really gets around, but in fact most waters just chiil'in in the ocean. Only a small fraction is really in motion at any given time.But yo, that's the way it goes when we're studying the voyages of H2O. In the cycle water changes states various places, the three states being ice, liquid, and water vapour but this cycle strays from the norm cos' through the process water still keeps sructral while other cycle involve chemical change, water may change states but its structural stays the same.
I rise from the ground to the sea below, then down to the ground as rain and snow. I keep it moving moving cos' I'm the water cycle, moving moving cos' I'm the water cycle. I rise from the ground to the sea below, then down to the ground as rain and snow. I keep it moving moving cos' I'm the water cycle, moving moving cos' I'm the water cycle. So when water transforms from liquid to gas and rises up in to the atmosphere that's evaporation, a process made possible by energy from the sun, also known as solar radiation. And when this water in the sky reforms into liquid water droplets thta's condensation. And when this water falls back to the earth as rain snow, hail or sleet that's precipitation. But plants have their own type of evaporation through their stomata, which is called transpiration. So collectively the term used for transpiration plus all over evaporation is evapotranspiration. Two moreterms to add to your collection, the movement of water through the air is eviction, and speaking of keeping it moving understand that runoff is water flowing across the land.
I rise from the ground to the sea below, then down to the ground as rain and snow. I keep it moving moving cos' I'm the water cycle, moving moving cos' I'm the water cycle. I rise from the ground to the sea below, then down to the ground as rain and snow. I keep it moving moving cos' I'm the water cycle, moving moving cos' I'm the water cycle.
I rise to the sky from the sea below<br>
Then down to the ground as rain and snow<br>
I represent the movement of water that?s my purpose<br>
With the on, above, or below the earth?s surface<br>
In the continuous cycle my work?s never done<br>
Cos? I?m driven by energy from the sun<br>
I travel through the sea, through the air, through the ground<br>
You could say that water really gets around<br>
But in fact most water?s just chillin? in the oceans<br>
Only a small fraction is really in motion at any given time<br>
But yo, that?s the way it goes<br>
When we?re studying the voyages of H2O<br>
In the cycle water changes states at various places<br>
The three states being ice, liquid, and water vapor<br>
But this cycle strays from the norm<br>
Cos? through the process water still keeps the same structural form<br>
While other cycles involve chemical change<br>
Water may change states but its structure stays the same<br>
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I rise to the sky from the sea below<br>
Then down to the ground as rain and snow<br>
I keep it moving, moving cos I?m the water cycle<br>
Moving, moving cos I?m the water cycle<br>
I rise to the sky from the sea below<br>
Then down to the ground as rain and snow<br>
I keep it moving, moving cos I?m the water cycle<br>
Moving, moving cos I?m the water cycle<br>
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So when water transforms from liquid to gas<br>
And rises up to the atmosphere that?s evaporation<br>
A process made possible by energy from the sun<br>
Also known as solar radiation<br>
And when the water vapor in the sky reforms<br>
Into liquid water droplets that?s condensation<br>
And when this water falls back down to the earth<br>
As rain, snow, hail, or sleet that?s precipitation<br>
But plants have their own type of evaporation<br>
Through their stomata which is called transpiration<br>
So collectively the term used for transpiration<br>
Plus all other evaporation is evapotranspiration<br>
Two more terms to add to your collection<br>
The movement of water through the air is evection<br>
And speaking of keeping it moving<br>
Understand that runoff is water flowing across the land<br>
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I rise to the sky from the sea below<br>
Then down to the ground as rain and snow<br>
I keep it moving, moving cos I?m the water cycle<br>
Moving, moving cos I?m the water cycle<br>
I rise to the sky from the sea below<br>
Then down to the ground as rain and snow<br>
I keep it moving, moving cos I?m the water cycle<br>
Moving, moving cos I?m the water cycle<br>
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