What effects can physical systems have on the planet

The presence of water

Explanation:

vapor in the atmosphere gives rise to most of the meteorological phenomena, such as: clouds, rain, snow, hail, dew, rainbows, tornadoes and hurricanes, thunderstorms , among other.

The soil is the surface layer of the lithosphere, where an important part of the biochemical processes that sustain life on the planet are carried out; in them water and soil moisture play an important role.

Soil moisture represents approximately 0.005% of the total volume of the hydrosphere. It is considered an active area of energetic exchange with the atmosphere via evapotranspiration - precipitation.

Water, when incorporated into the ground, has a close connection with:

- Biological processes (aqueous solution of nutrients that absorb plants through their roots);

- Chemical reactions (nutrient formation, mineral dissolution,

and salt formation);

- Facilitates the bacterial activity of the “decomposers of organic matter”.