How to pronounce “hydrological” in English

So the thing that makes it even more similar than Earth than anything else is the fact that, we have what we call amethane cycle, exactly like hydrological cycle I was talking about earlier on.So what you have is that you have bodies of methane, lakes and seas.

Our first piece of business to do is to actually unload the aircraft.The McMurdo Dry Valleys though, if you look at their hydrological cycle, it's really based on melt.

It's not water, it's methane and ethane.But it has a menthanalogical cycle, like the Earth has an hydrological cycle.And so it's a completely new branch of robotics and exploration and astrobiology exploration that we can start on with Titan.

And this is in perspective.limit of life. And our goal is to understand the impact of deglaciation on the hydrological and carbon cycle on this lake.

Appalachians, and dump the debris into the surrounding valleys to be able to mine coal that's a few meters under the surface. So humans have become rivals of nature inthe ability to move earth. We have interfered with the hydrological system in dramatic ways. We have dammed every major river in the USA.There's not an uncontrolled river that flows to the sea.

It's a term that we use to discuss urbanism in a way that isn't exactly how we might conceive of it in Western civilization-- that is, cities thatare in a mixture of houses, horticultural gardens, dams, hydrological features, temples, ceremonial areas, open spaces,but also, then, some agriculture, terracing, and other kinds of works.

rise' means. A 3-degree rise in temperature in this century, your century, and your children, takes us back to the temperature on Earth 3 millionyears ago in the Pliascene. Different flora, different fauna, different hydrological cycles. And it's really all about the water.This is something folks really don't hear about.