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Global Carbon Cycle

An isometric carbon-cycle landscape with reservoirs, major fluxes, and atmospheric trend inset.

Discipline: Earth Science
Input mode: Text To Image
Style: Isometric
Canvas ratio: 16:9

Preview prompt

Create an isometric landscape infographic of the global carbon cycle, drawn as a single tilted 3D diorama viewed at roughly 30 degrees. Across one continuous terrain place four zones left to right: a green forest with a soil cutaway, a blue ocean with a depth slice, cultivated farmland, and an industrial factory with a coal seam. Float a translucent atmosphere band labelled "Atmospheric CO2 reservoir 875 GtC" above everything. Draw bold curved arrows for the major fluxes, each labelled in GtC per year: photosynthesis uptake 120, plant and soil respiration 119, fossil-fuel combustion 9.5, deforestation 1.6, ocean-to-air outgassing 78.4, and air-to-ocean uptake 80. Add small reservoir tags (Vegetation 550, Soils 1500, Surface ocean 900, Fossil fuels 4000). Tuck a line-chart inset in one corner titled "Atmospheric CO2 (1960-2025)" rising from 315 to 420 ppm. Keep it clean and publication-quality with a tidy uncluttered layout, legible labels, a small legend, and a soft sky-to-ground background.

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