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Binding band
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Columbiformes
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Big Rip
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Clinker
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Gestagen
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AFSSET
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Spermicide
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Newtonian mechanics
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Nitrogenous materials
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Measles virus
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Apollo 11
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PlayStation 3
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Unsanitary water
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RAM
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Biopsy
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Necrosis
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Guanine
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Spinach
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Diastolic pressure
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Bud break
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Occipital
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Ulysses
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Energy requirements
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Black smoke
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Dysplasia
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Electrolyte
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Transgenesis
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Apparent movement
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Adiabatic
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Centrosome
Juvenile water
Juvenile water is water that comes directly from the depths of the Earth's mantle. It generally leaves this chamber during degassing of land volcanoes, the crystallisation of magma or the eruption of hot springs.
The juvenile water thus makes its first appearance on the surface of the planet, before joining the water cycle.
During volcanic eruptions, the Earth's mantle releases water vapour. This juvenile water enters the water cycle for the first time. © Luis Guillermo Pineda Rodas/guillermogg CC by-nc-sa 2.0
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