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  • Understanding the Earth's Hydrosphere: All About Water
    The Earth's sphere that encompasses all water is called the hydrosphere.

    Here's a breakdown:

    * Hydrosphere: This includes all the water on Earth, whether it's in liquid form (oceans, lakes, rivers), solid form (ice, glaciers), or gaseous form (water vapor in the atmosphere).

    * Atmosphere: This is the layer of gases that surrounds the Earth. While it contains water vapor, it's not the primary sphere for water.

    * Lithosphere: This is the Earth's solid, rocky outer layer, including the crust and upper mantle. It does not encompass water.

    * Biosphere: This refers to all living things on Earth. While water is essential for life, the biosphere isn't solely focused on water.

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