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It is always raining somewhere - that means that it is a continual process, and just the location changes,
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When did it rain the first time on earth?
The first day...
What is it called when liquid water falls to the Earth?
Rain drops, so many rain drops...seems lika rain drops...falling in my eyes.
A downsliding of earth after heavy rain?
A downsliding of earth after heavy rain is called landslide.
Does rain fall on Earth?
No it falls on Earth
What form of pollution falls to earth as rain?
acid rain (caused by pollution in the water that evaporates into clouds). it kills plants and many animals that consume it.
What reshapes the earth?
rain and time
Does it rain most of the time?
Every day, somewhere on Earth, it is raining. There are some parts on Earth that do not see rain for many years, other places where it rains most days.
When did it rain the first time on earth?
The first day...
How Many Time It Rain?
It rain a lot in city.
How many days did it rain on the earth?
40 days
Are home to many of the largest animals on earth?
rain forests are home to many of the largest animal on earth
Can it rain everywhere on earth at the same time?
No. There is not enough rain in the clouds for that to happen. It has not happened in the last few million years.
How does rain affect the surface of earth?
rain fallas on the earth
What is it called when liquid water falls to the Earth?
Rain drops, so many rain drops...seems lika rain drops...falling in my eyes.
What is the percentage of rain that falls back to earth?
100% of rain falls to Earth. That is the definition of rain. Precipitation.
Why does the earth never run out of rain?
because the earth gets rain because of lakes and it evaporates so Earth never runs out of rain
What are the ill effects of acid rain to biotic and abiotic components of the earth?
Acid rain causes many ill effects of acid rain to biotic and abiotic components of the earth. Acid rain erodes abiotic components and can kill or mutate biotic components.
