By: Samantha

When Geosphere and Hydrosphere interact, waves roll on to the beach. Basically, waves happen.

The other thing that Geosphere and Hydrosphere make is erosion. Erosion is when large things of rock or dirt slide of the bottom layer of what they stand on .

When Atmosphere and Hydrosphere interact, El Nino happens. El Nino means boy in Spanish.

Another happening that happens is evaporation. Evaporation is when water floats up to the sky, and comes down as rain. El Nino means evaporation, in a different way.

When Geosphere, Hydrosphere, and Biosphere collide destruction happens. Homes are ruined, landscapes destroyed, and boats sink.

What also happens is all the natural disasters come together and ruin everything. A large ball of disaster.

When Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, and Biosphere collide Photosynthesis happens. Without this, plants would not be able to live.

All our plant survival depends on this combination of the spheres.

What happens when Atmosphere and Hydrosphere interact is an earthquake happens.

Not only does the earth shake, but ozone changes photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is all the plants need on this earth, to be plants.

What happens when Goesphere and Biosphere collide is all the natural disasters; but not all at once. Usually, only three or less happen at different times in different places.

Some examples of these disasters might be: Hurricanes, Tsunami, Coal Nutrient Cycles, Volcano, and Landslides/Avalanches all occur.

We need to know about the sphere interactions because they make up our earth. Without them, we would not be here today.

Thank You for watching my presentation on the spheres!

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