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Parts of Earth System

Geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere and biosphere

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Examples of destructive forces are

Weathering (breaking), erosion (moving). Volcanos and earthquakes can also be destructive forces

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Movement of small bits of rocks

Erosion

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How water causes erosion?

Water runoff and rivers deposit materials in other places to create new landforms.

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What happens with Earth systems interactions?

The changes in one part of the Earth system spheres affect the other ones. Example, a melting glacier affects geosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere

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The forces that destroy landmasses are called

Destructive forces

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Set of connected things that work together as a whole is definition of

System

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How volcanoes are constructive force?

Volcanoes build up Earth's surface by spewing lava that hardens into rock.

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Layer of gases that surrounds Earth. Made up mostly nitrogen, some oxygen and other gases.

Atmosphere

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How deposition is a constructive force?

Deposition build up landmasses by depositing sediments on top of each other, as river deltas

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Source of energy of Earth system are

Sun and Heat from inside Earth

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How atmosphere affects the geosphere?

Wind causes weathering and erosion, by breaking the rocks and carry the sediment to a new place, forming dunes. Dunes can be found in desert, beach & lakeshore

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Process in which rivers deposit layers of rocks in new areas, as river deltas

Deposition

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