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Conversely, the identification of local pockets of water vapor that are not sourced from the poles could indicate places to search for very near-surface deposits.
The descending air therefore has very little water vapor left.
When surface temperature increases, increased evaporation of water from the surface further increases water vapor in the atmosphere, causing more of an atmospheric greenhouse effect.
Of particular importance is the relevance of the salt layers with respect to water vapor diffusion and liquid water transport.
Effects would be much less severe near coasts or on islands with water vapor brought in by oceans.
As it rises, the air cools, and the water vapor it contains condenses and precipitates as rainfall.
In addition, they would absorb water vapor from the air.
The added greenhouse from the water vapor will increase the surface temperature, which will in turn evaporate more water into the atmosphere.
The sinking air is very dry, having lost its water vapor on the way up, and the area under the descending air is generally arid.
One solution corresponds to a planet in the runaway state (warm) and the other solution corresponds to a planet in a stable state with respect to water vapor (cool).
Such a planet would have an atmosphere containing water vapor and free oxygen produced by the breakdown of water by ultraviolet radiation.
Efforts should focus on areas where there are signs of liquid moisture or water vapor (humidity) or where moisture problems are suspected.
This is due to the higher altitude which represents a natural water vapor condenser, which is carried by the western and southern winds.
Hydrogen from water vapor reduces the oxide, reforming water vapor and continuing this "water cycle".
Water vapor, when present, may also play a role; its presence is characterized by the hydrogen emission lines.
