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by Jhon Arley Suárez Valero
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clouds resources essential sources vapor cycle evaporates ground snow condenses falls atmosphere climate water lakes precipitation energy

Water is one of the most important natural on Earth , and it is always moving in a constant cycle known as the water . This cycle describes how water travels between the Earth's surface , the , and back again . The process starts with the sun , which provides to the Earth . When the sun shines on bodies of water like oceans , , and rivers , it heats them up . This heat causes the water to turn into , which is an invisible gas . This process is called . The water vapor rises into the atmosphere , where the air is cooler . As it rises and cools , it into tiny water droplets , forming clouds . These grow larger as more vapor joins them .
When the clouds become too heavy to hold more water , occurs . This is when water falls back to Earth in the form of rain , , or hail , depending on the temperature and climate conditions . After the water to the ground , it flows over land and collects in rivers , lakes , and oceans . Some water also soaks into the , becoming part of underground water systems .
Then , the cycle begins again , repeating itself endlessly . This continuous process is for all living things . It gives plants the water they need to grow , provides animals with drinking water , and helps regulate Earth ? s . Understanding the water cycle helps us learn how nature works and why it's important to take care of our planet ? s water .

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