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“Every drop of water on Earth has been on an incredible journey—falling as rain, flowing through rivers, rising into the sky, and coming back again. This endless journey is called the water cycle. In the next five minutes, let’s explore how it works, and why it’s so important for life on Earth.”

🎬 Part 1: Evaporation (0:30 – 1:15)
“Imagine the Sun heating up a lake. As the water warms, some of it turns into an invisible gas called water vapor. This process is called evaporation. It’s how water moves from the surface of oceans, rivers, and lakes into the atmosphere. Plants also help, releasing water vapor through their leaves in a process called transpiration.”

🎬 Part 2: Condensation (1:15 – 2:00)
“As water vapor rises, the air gets cooler. The vapor then changes back into tiny droplets of liquid water. This process is called condensation. Those tiny droplets gather together to form clouds. So yes, every fluffy cloud you see in the sky is made of countless drops of condensed water.”

🎬 Part 3: Precipitation (2:00 – 2:45)
“Clouds can only hold so much water. When the droplets get too heavy, gravity pulls them down. That’s precipitation—rain, snow, sleet, or hail depending on the temperature. This is how fresh water returns to Earth’s surface.”

🎬 Part 4: Collection (2:45 – 3:30)
“Once the water falls, it collects in rivers, lakes, oceans, and underground reservoirs. Some of it soaks into the soil, nourishing plants, while the rest continues to flow back into larger bodies of water—ready to start the cycle again.”

🎬 Part 5: Why the Water Cycle Matters (3:30 – 4:40)
“The water cycle is more than just rain and clouds. It regulates our climate, distributes fresh water across the planet, and supports every living thing. Without it, crops wouldn’t grow, rivers would dry up, and life as we know it couldn’t exist.”

🎬 Conclusion (4:40 – 5:00)
“So the next time you feel raindrops on your skin or see clouds drifting across the sky, remember: you’re witnessing part of a journey that never ends—the water cycle, nature’s way of recycling life’s most precious resource.”

✨ This script runs about 5 minutes when spoken at a natural pace.

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