How do the lithosphere and atmosphere interact?

Via wind erosion, where the atmosphere changes the shape of the lithosphere, or volcanic eruption, where the lithosphere chemically alters the atmosphere. read more

Via wind erosion, where the atmosphere changes the shape of the lithosphere, or volcanic eruption, where the lithosphere chemically alters the atmosphere. The four main spheres of Earth are: lithosphere (hard land, rock, soil), atmosphere (air and chemicals in it), hydrosphere (water) and biosphere (living things). read more

Lithosphere and atmosphere: The wind blows dust and sand to new locations and we get new land features. Volcanic eruptions add gases to the atmosphere while changing the lithosphere as well. Lithosphere and hydrosphere: Water causes erosion and transport of eroded material and changes the landform. read more

Regardless of source, however, water from the hydrosphere evaporates into the air and reaches the atmosphere in the same way since water in the hydrosphere and air in the atmosphere move constantly. In the water, currents and waves create movement, much like winds in the atmosphere. read more