Water Cycle
The constant movement of water through Earth and its atmosphere, by evaporation, condensation and precipitation
Real World Example
Imagine you're trying to keep your coffee at the perfect temperature throughout the morning. Just like how your coffee cools down, heats up, and changes when you pour it, water is constantly moving through Earth's systems by evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. When your coffee cools, it's like water evaporating into the atmosphere; when you reheat it, it's similar to condensation forming clouds; and when you pour more coffee, it's akin to precipitation bringing water back to Earth. This cycle keeps your coffee experience dynamic, much like the water cycle keeps our planet's water in continuous motion.
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