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In the daytime the Sun heats up the surface of the Oceans slightly faster than the Earth's surfaces: it heats the air above and the Wind runs from the Land to the Sea. In the evening the Sun's warmth is retained in the mass of the Earth's surface longer than in the Oceans' bulk: it heats the air above and the Wind flows from the Sea to the Land.
The basic process of rain is this: The sun heats up water, and turns it into a gas. Then the gases rise and form clouds, and when dense enough drop the water as rain.
Sand heats up faster
•It happens during warmer months sunlight heats the surfaces of both the land and the oceans, but the land temperature rises faster. Since the land's surface is warm, the gases expand and an area of low pressure develops.
Soil heats up and cools down the fastest. Water heats up regulary and does not cool down for a while. Sand heats up the slowest and cools down the slowest.
Earth Plates
Water (the oceans).
Water is the only thing.
The sun and the earth. The earth has fire/heat/magma inside it that heats up the earth and lakes and oceans
Everything heats up at the same time, but the glaciers and ice shelves are most affected by the heat because they melt and affect the water levels in our oceans and streams and rivers.
evaporation
It receive thermal from the sun how the sun heats it up because the sun shine over the ocean
Evaporation
The sun heats up water to its boiling point, turning it into a gas.
In the daytime the Sun heats up the surface of the Oceans slightly faster than the Earth's surfaces: it heats the air above and the Wind runs from the Land to the Sea. In the evening the Sun's warmth is retained in the mass of the Earth's surface longer than in the Oceans' bulk: it heats the air above and the Wind flows from the Sea to the Land.
Fusing of hydrogen into helium gives large amounts of heat the process is called nuclear fusion
The energy of the sun is produced by the process of nuclear fusion, and a portion of this energy reaches the Earth in the form of sunlight, which heats the Earth.