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1 Atmosphere This sphere relates to activity such as weather, clouds, or particles in the air.

2 Features include: CloudsAir pollution Hurricanes and cyclones Dust and sand storms

3 Biosphere Biosphere- this sphere is associated with living systems such as biomes or eco systems. This includes life on land, in the oceans and rivers, and even life we cannot see with the naked eye.

4 Biosphere Features we can observe in astronaut photographs include: -Coastal biomes -Forests -Deserts -Grasslands-Urban/agriculture Ecosystems

5 Hydrosphere Hydrosphere-This sphere is associated with water in solid (ice) and liquid states. Water in a gas state (water vapor) is probably best considered a feature of the atmosphere. Features include: -Oceans-Lakes and rivers-Snow -Ice bergs-Glaciers

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