Are clouds part of the hydrosphere or the atmosphere? explain why they are either part of the hydrosphere or atmosphere.

the correct answer for: Are clouds part of the hydrosphere or the atmosphere? Explain why they are either part of the hydrosphere or atmosphere. Is: Clouds are part of the atmosphere because clouds are gasses held by gravity and after they condense they return to earth.

Explanation:

First o all we need to understand a few things here: Hydrosphere is all the water in all its form in the terrestrial mantle, this is on the surface. Now when water evaporates it goes up because it's to light to stay in the ground however gravity force trap it in the atmosphere which is the layer on earth composed by gasses trapped by gravity. Clouds seen by our eyes are commonly formed within 2 to 14 km of distance from the terrestrial surface. In the lowest of the atmosphere layers.

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