What is the difference between Lithosphere Hydrosphere and Atmosphere

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LITHOSPHERE HYDROSPHERE ATMOSPHERE

1. Solid/Stone Portion of Earth, where we live is known as Lithosphere. Water covers a very big area of the earth's surface and that area is known as Hydrosphere. The gaseous layers that surround the earth, is known as Atmosphere.

2. It comprises rocks of the earth's
crust and the thin layers of soil. It consists of water in all its forms. It mainly composed of nitrogen and oxygen, which make up 99% of clean, dry air.

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	LITHOSPHERE	HYDROSPHERE	ATMOSPHERE
1.	Solid/Stone Portion of Earth, where we live is known as Lithosphere.	Water covers a very big area of the earth's surface and that area is known as Hydrosphere.	The gaseous layers that surround the earth, is known as Atmosphere.
2.	It comprises rocks of the earth's crust and the thin layers of soil.	It consists of water in all its forms.	It mainly composed of nitrogen and oxygen, which make up 99% of clean, dry air.