DATE: 10/09/2022

EARTH
AND
EARTH
SYSTEMS
NAME: Trishia Mae J. De Las Alas
STRAND & SECTION: STEM101
1. using the illustration diagram, identify how energy
and mass is exchanged among the subsystems. Maybe
use different types of line .boxes to differentiate
between matter materials and energy?
2. Use arrows to indicate interaction between
components.
 Meaning
How
the earth's
spheres interact with
SOLAR ENERGY

BIOSPHERE

LITHOSPHERE

ATMOSPHERE

HYDROSPHERE

one another and

share energy

The biosphere and

The interaction of the biosphere
with the sun is influenced by the
The biosphere is Plants (biosphere) and soil
atmosphere are constantly
The biosphere and
hydrosphere interact in the
(lithosphere) interact when
amount of solar energy received
made up of the they absorb water
in interaction with one sense that the hydrosphere
BIOSPHERE
and absorbed, which directly




another. All

living

supplies water for the

affects plants and other
creatures that photosynthesize
parts of Earth (hydrosphere) and minerals
organisms rely on biosphere to function, grow,
(lithosphere) from the soil
atmospheric gases for
and are the principal food source
in most ecosystems.
where life exists. (lithosphere).
survival.
and live.

Solar energy causes the

lithosphere to heat up. Too much
solar energy is bad for soil,
solid, tectonic plates move and
LITHOSPHERE
making it unsuitable for
Plants (biosphere) and soil
(lithosphere) interact when
The lithosphere The lithosphere can affect The lithosphere has a chemical
effect on the hydrosphere, mostly
the atmosphere when
they absorb water is the
due to the interaction of minerals

(hydrosphere) and minerals

in the soil with
water they come
farming, but not enough solar cause an eruption, where
energy is also harmful for soil, (lithosphere) from the soil outer part of magma below spews up as
into touch with, whether through
making it too wet and unsuitable floods, erosion, or just natural
(lithosphere).
for crop production. Earth. lava above. water flow.

The biosphere and

The three primary atmospheric
elements that absorb radiation are atmosphere are constantly
The lithosphere can affect An atmosphere is The evaporation that occurs in
the atmosphere when the hydrosphere forms the
ozone, carbon dioxide, and water
vapour. Ozone absorbs the sun's UV
in interaction with one the layers of gases
medium for cloud and rain
ATMOSPHERE

radiation, which
is hazardous to another. All

living
tectonic plates move and

cause an eruption, where surrounding

a formation in the
atmosphere.
most living organisms. Without this organisms rely on
The atmosphere brings back
protective layer in the atmosphere, atmospheric gases for magma below spews up as planet or other
when we are exposed to sunlight, this water to the hydrosphere
survival. lava above.
our skin will burn. celestial body. in the form of rain

The water cycle is powered by the

sun. The sun supplies energy, or
The biosphere and The lithosphere has a chemical The evaporation that occurs in A hydrosphere is
hydrosphere interact in the effect on the hydrosphere, the hydrosphere forms the
the total amount
heat, which practically everything
HYDROSPHERE

on Earth need. Heat causes liquid

and frozen water
to evaporate into
sense that the hydrosphere

mostly due to the interaction of

minerals in the
soil with water
medium for cloud and rain
formation in the

atmosphere.

water vapor gas, which travels to

supplies water for the
biosphere to function, grow,
they come into touch with, The atmosphere brings back of water on a
high altitudes in the sky to create whether through floods, erosion, this water to the hydrosphere
clouds, which move over the globe and live. or just natural water flow. in the form of rain planet.
and drop rain and snow.

The lithosphere can affect the
atmosphere when tectonic
plates move and cause an
eruption, where magma below
spews up as lava above.
Plants (biosphere) and soil
(lithosphere) interact when
they absorb water
(hydrosphere) and minerals
(lithosphere) from the soil
(lithosphere).
LITHOSPHERE
ATMOSPHERE
The biosphere and atmosphere
are constantly in interaction
with one another. All living
organisms rely on atmospheric
gases for survival.
BIOSPHERE
The lithosphere has a chemical
effect on the hydrosphere, mostly
due to the interaction of minerals
in the soil with water they come
into touch with, whether through
floods, erosion, or just natural
water flow.
The evaporation that occurs in
the hydrosphere forms the
medium for cloud and rain
formation in the atmosphere.
The atmosphere brings back this
water to the hydrosphere in the
form of rain
The biosphere and
hydrosphere interact in the
sense that the hydrosphere
supplies water for the
biosphere to function, grow,
and live.
HYDROSPHERE
Interaction between components