The earth's hydrosphere consists of liquid and solid water such as oceans, lakes, rivers, swamps, groundwater, and glaciers. According to scientists' estimates, the total surface water of the earth is about 1.4 billion cubic kilometers, of which ocean water accounts for 97.3%. The main onshore water accounts for 2.7%, and the water in the atmosphere is almost negligible compared to the former two. What is impossible to deduce from the above materials? ['Water on land is mainly in glaciers.', 'There are liquid water and possibly solid water in seawater.', 'There are many freshwater resources on the planet.', 'Taking water from the atmosphere makes little sense.']