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Earth's hydrosphere is best described as the
(1) solid outer layer of Earth
(2) liquid outer layer of Earth
(3) magma layer located below
Earth's stiffer mantle
(4) gaseous layer extending several
hundred kilometers from
Earth into space
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The hydrosphere is the 'water sphere' of Earth, crucial for water movement and energy exchange between Earth's systems.


Explanation:

The hydrosphere is best described as the 'water sphere' encompassing all of Earth's water in various forms such as oceans, glaciers, streams, lakes, groundwater, and in the air. It interacts with other Earth spheres, playing a crucial role in the movement of water and energy through processes like the hydrologic cycle. The hydrosphere is a vital component of Earth's systems, connecting the lithosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere.


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