The diagram traces a visual representation of cyclical stages through which water circulates continuously within the Earth’s hydrological system.
Overall, the process functions as a recurring natural sequence composed of multiple interconnected stages. It begins with condensation and culminates in evaporation of water from a constantly flowing stream, thereby completing the continuous loop of liquid.
The starting point of the process is named condensation, during which vapor transforms into liquid droplets. Following this stage, water penetrates the soil and reaches underground layers, resulting in infiltration. Subsequently, the aquifer is absorbed by the soil and forms a high groundwater flow beneath the surface with bedrock, which causes accumulation of water. The process finishes with the phase of evaporation in which natural fluid transforms into vapor, forming clouds in the upper atmosphere.