What are the domains of Earth Science? Increasingly confused by all the "spheres" and agreed relationships between them. As a result, I am looking for a singular answer that clearly states at the very least what the top-level and secondary domains of Earth Science are and if possible, the domains relationships. 

Spheres I have run across include, but are not limited to: biosphere, atmosphere, pedosphere, lithosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, cryosphere, exosphere, and more.

Diagram Request: While not required, a visual, such as a venn diagram would likely be of use.
Regarding subdomains - I expect that there may be hundreds or thousands of subdomain *spheres. 

For example, I've studied soil for many years and had never heard of the "drillosphere", "porosphere", "aggregatusphere", or "detritusphere".


  “drilosphere” (the portion of the soil volume influenced by secretions
  of earthworms), the porosphere (the total pore space), detritusphere
  (dead plant and soil biota), aggregatusphere (the sum of aggregates)
  and the rhizosphere.


from fig 4 in the same Nature Education article that provided the macro-view venn diagram in @blunders' answer.

(source: nature.com)